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Lin’s Legacy
Jeremy Lin, a graduate of Palo Alto High School, is giving South Bay hoops some credibility
read moreFuture Crime
The latest policing innovation targets lawbreakers before they even commit a crime
read moreSan Jose Partners for Downtown WiFi
Can San Jose's municipal WiFi project finally make the city the true Capital of Silicon Valley?
read moreLa Mesa Verde Brings Healthy Food to Low-Income Familes
As La Mesa Verde gives gardens to low-income families, the program's creator has even bigger plans.
read moreHome of the Rave
Is the campaign against Ectasy youth a response to an epidemic— or an overreaction?
read moreBagging Out
San Jose's plastic bag ban, which went into effect Jan. 1, has its designers hoping for a countywide pushback.
read moreEmpty Nest
Due to budget woes, San Jose has spent more than $137 million on four public facilities that closed the day they were finished—including a new police substation.
read moreWine or Whine?
Oenophiles who consume $230 magnums at Silicon Valley’s top restaurants may be unaware that one “rock star” winemaker currently finds himself in hot water.
read moreTax Spat
San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed threatens hike in medi-pot dispensary tax to pay for ballot initiative on pot-club rules
read moreTech Geeks And Sinners
Using a sophisticated business model, a new wave of Christian churches are targeting Silicon Valley's young and successful
read moreA New Occupation
Members of Occupy San Jose have been camping on the City Hall plaza since Oct. 2 to protest economic inqequalities in this country.
read moreThe Hunt Begins
The San Jose Sharks made big changes off the summer—will they be enough to grab a Stanley Cup?
read moreClara Buoyant
With Great America safely out of the way, Santa Clara officials think they have the new Niners' stadium in the bag
read moreStanford Football
Andrew Luck better and better; Chris Wondolowski keeps toiling for Earthquakes
read moreTrail Mix
Work on a new trail system that will expand San Jose's rural walkways and bike paths to 100 miles by 2022 is leaving some puzzled Willow Glen residents in the dust
read moreTell It to the Spartans
San Jose State football had about as awful a season opener as it gets, taking a 57-3 shellacking at Stanford.
read moreIs the Music Over?
Problems at Music in the Park with crowd behavior might spell the end of the long-running free music series in downtown San Jose
read moreBYOB: Bring Your Own Bag
City officials in San Jose have now drawn the ire of a powerful special interest group: dog lovers
read moreMusical Chairs in Milpitas
Mark Tiernan, the recently ousted chair of the Milpitas Planning Commission, is convinced that fellow commissioner Noella Tabladillo was part of a “coup” that forced him out, and that Mayor Jose Esteves orchestrated the whole thing.
read moreLaguna Seca
The Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion, taking place this weekend at Laguna Seca, is the one time of the year when the world’s coolest old cars, ordinarily hidden in temperature-controlled garages, get a chance to stretch their legs under the warm California sun
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