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Homicide investigation launched after 2 bodies found in Santa Cruz Mountains
The discovery of two bodies in the back of an abandoned pickup truck in the Santa Cruz Mountains earlier this week is being investigated as a double homicide, the California Highway Patrol said Thursday.
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2 bodies found in abandoned pickup truck in Santa Cruz Mountains
Detectives on Tuesday were trying to solve a mystery after two bodies were found in the back of an abandoned pickup truck in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
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Deportation concerns grow as IRS nears deal with ICE for immigration data
The IRS is nearing a deal with ICE to share the personal data of undocumented immigration who pay federal taxes.
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South Bay judge keeps death sentence in place for mass shooter Richard Farley
A Santa Clara County judge on Friday kept the death sentence in place for Richard Farley, who was convicted of shooting and killing seven people at a Sunnyvale tech company in 1988.
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Chicks arrive at San Jose market amid egg shortage, inflated prices
Chicks have finally arrived at a San Jose feed and pet supply store after various delays.
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Investors want to transform Lawrence Hotel site and revitalize downtown San Jose
Investors are aiming to bring life back to a once popular downtown San Jose location, which has been an eyesore for several years.
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Videos of San Jose police confronting unhoused man prompt use-of-force investigation
San Jose police are investigating several of their officers after new video that some say shows them beating up an unhoused man.
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Suspects in South Bay massage parlor robberies arrested
A South Bay massage business owner applauded police on Thursday for their quick action in arresting a pair of suspected robbers.
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NWSL opens investigation of Bay FC following reports of a ‘toxic' work environment
An investigation has been opened into the coaching staff at Bay FC following a report that described a “toxic” work environment, NWSL Commissioner Jessica Berman confirmed.
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South Bay education employees brace for layoffs
South Bay education employees who work with some of the most vulnerable students were bracing for layoffs Thursday.
