San Jose camera safety program launching amid surge in break-ins
San Jose police are teaming up with business owners to combat crime with the help of cameras.
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Journalist Jose Antonio Vargas talks openly about undocumented life
In our continuing series, “Race in America”, we have a candid conversation about immigration and the challenges to navigate life in society. NBC Bay Area’s Gia Vang sat down with Vargas in his first local television interview.
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Los Altos police seek help in solving case of assault on elderly man
Police in Los Altos are hoping the public can help them solve an assault with a deadly weapon case involving an elderly victim, the department said Tuesday.
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Cal and Stanford get ready for their first of many cross-country ACC trips
The Cardinal will play their first ACC game on Friday night at Syracuse, while the Bears play the following day at Florida State.
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Oakland woman charged in 2023 stabbing death of boyfriend
A 27-year-old Oakland woman was charged Tuesday with one count of murder for allegedly stabbing her boyfriend, the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office said.
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New XEC COVID-19 variant starting to spread overseas
A new COVID-19 variant spreading overseas is now expected to become the primary strain in the U.S., possibly before the arrival of winter.
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Man mistakenly declared dead by SF medical examiner, daughter says
A Bay Area woman is speaking out about the day she was told her father had died and the day years later she found out he is still very much alive.
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Thief targets deli in San Jose's Willow Glen neighborhood
Police are investigating a break-in at a business in San Jose’s Willow Glen neighborhood.
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San Pablo youth baseball league devastated after equipment was set on fire during break-in
A Contra Costa County youth baseball league is in desperate need after someone broke into their storage facility and then set it on fire.
