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Nguyen or Take All
Madison Nguyen is the first candidate to declare her intention to run for mayor of San Jose.
read moreCyber Snoops
Big Brother takes advantage of outdated laws to collect vast amounts of personal info.
read moreRescue Me
San Jose landmark Andy's Pet Shop looks to go nonprofit in the face of overwhelming pet rescue requests.
read moreThe Big Squeeze
Cash-flush investors spur residential real estate recovery while squeezing middle-income buyers out of market.
read moreWhere’s the Fire?
San Jose firefighter response times could be significantly worse than expected.
read moreLaws, Laws, Laws
New California laws you should know for 2013—from password protection to homeowners' rights.
read moreWinter of George
Cloud over county lingers beyond Supervisor George Shirakawa's last meeting as board president.
read moreSiliconia
Hoping to show the real Silicon Valley, SiliconHouse accepts global tech entrepreneurs like family.
read moreGreen Economy
The backlog for green cards has hit immigrant entrepreneurs and Silicon Valley businesses hard.
read moreFor the Record
Program run by San Jose State students provides new leases on life by expunging criminal records.
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Hound Hunting
California hunters may need to leave man's best friend at home if Gov. Brown signs off on canine hunting ban.
read moreStart the Music
Changes to San Jose's entertainment permit process has tripled the number of live music venues in recent years.
read moreDefer to the Chief
President Obama’s change in the policy on illegal immigration could have more than obvious benefits.
read moreSmudge Job
San Jose Police, Sheriff's Office wage multimillion dollar fight for control of fingerprints.
read moreDriving in Circles
Funded by a billionaire insurance company owner who says he’s acting in your best interests, Prop 33 is back.
read moreSunday Punched
After a rough summer at the polls, unions flex with work stoppages at Graniterock facilities.
read moreLethal Blow
With $2.9 million behind Prop. 34, California may become the 19th state to abolish the death penalty.
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