Bay Area's Jewish community raise concerns over federal funding freeze
Bay Area Jewish groups are now concerned for their safety following a federal funding freeze that helps their institutions pay for security measures.
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Consumer confidence sliding as Americans' view of financial futures slumps to 12-year low
U.S. consumer confidence continued its sharp 2025 decline as Americans’ views about their financial futures slumped to a 12-year low, driven by rising anxiety over tariffs and inflation.
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San Jose considers charging first responder fee
City leaders are set to discuss a fee program that would allow the San Jose Fire Department’s emergency medical services to collect payments from people they treat.
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2 workers uninjured in flash fire at San Jose wastewater facility, officials say
Two workers were caught up in a flash fire but were uninjured at a wastewater facility in San Jose.
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San Jose martial arts instructor arrested for alleged sex with minor
An instructor at a San Jose martial arts studio has been arrested on suspicion of engaging in sex acts with a minor, police announced Tuesday.
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VTA offers Uber vouchers to riders affected by ongoing strike
VTA is now offering tens of thousands of riders Uber vouchers to make up for the loss of service during the ongoing labor strike.
