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Mountain West schools forfeit women's volleyball matches against SJSU amid transgender controversy
A fourth school forfeited its match against San Jose State University’s women’s volleyball team due to an apparent protest against allowing transgender athletes on college sports teams.
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Dozens of people storm shopping plaza in San Jose's Willow Glen neighborhood
Police are on the lookout for a large group of people that mobbed the entrance of a parking lot in San Jose’s Willow Glen neighborhood over the weekend.
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Message in a bottle sparks international friendship
A message in a bottle that traveled over 1,500 nautical miles for eight years was discovered, connecting an Australian hiking group with three Bay Area women.
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Capitola Wharf reopens following winter storms
After more than a year since a powerful winter storm and waves destroyed the Capitola Wharf, the landmark reopened on Wednesday.
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San Jose State University launches new college to focus on tech, AI
This fall, San Jose State University launched a brand-new college with the goal of educating students for the future of AI and tech.
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Coyote attacks Chihuahua in San Jose backyard, woman says
A San Jose woman says her dog was viciously attacked by a coyote in her backyard.
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California Proposition 32: Here's how it will impact the state's minimum wage
Proposition 32 aims to gradually increase the current minimum wage depending on a company’s number of employees.
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$80 million secured to finish flood protection project in Morgan Hill
The upper Llagas Creek is known to overflow during heavy rainstorms, and each time, it threatens to soak homes and some businesses in downtown Morgan Hill. But on Friday, local leaders announced they’ve secured $80 million in federal funding to finish the final phase of the flood protection project.
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California Prop 6: What to know about the labor in prison measure
Among the issues voters will be asked this November will be to rule on whether prisoners should continue to be forced to work.
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California regulators approve another PG&E rate hike
The California Public Utilities Commission approved Thursday another PG&E rate increase, which would bring bills up about $6 a month on average.