Legal limbo continues after Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador
It’s another test of executive power. A Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador is in the middle of it.
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Examining tariff impact on Silicon Valley tech companies
Several tech companies appear to be trying to get ahead of some of the import tariffs by building in the Bay Area. NBC Bay Area’s business and tech reporter Scott Budman takes a closer look at the strategy. Watch his report in the video above.
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3 teen suspects in Santana Row fatal stabbing back in court
Three teens charged in connection with a Valentine’s Day fatal stabbing of another teen at Santana Row in San Jose were back in court Monday morning.
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Heavy police response to disturbance at San Jose warehouse
Police in San Jose responded to a warehouse in the city’s Alma neighborhood early Monday on reports of a disturbance involving a weapon.
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Space launch makes history with all-female crew, first Vietnamese woman
The historic Blue Origin space launch involving singer Katy Perry and others is the first multi-person space mission with an all-female crew.
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Woman speaks out after dog attacks her in San Leandro
Victoria Cuello had just moved to the Bay Area, and to celebrate landing a new job, she went to San Leandro Marina Park only to be attacked by a dog.
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Demonstrators hold vigil, rally for UC Berkeley professor killed in Oakland crosswalk
Protesters are fighting to make a busy Oakland intersection safer for pedestrians.
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1 hospitalized following police shooting in Berkeley
One person has been hospitalized in the wake of a police shooting in Berkeley Sunday morning, according to officials.
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Techies react to Trump exempting phones, computers, chips from new tariffs
Many in Silicon Valley are a bit relieved after President Donald Trump moved the goalpost and dropped a 125% reciprocal tariff on items like smartphones and computers that are manufactured in China.
