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San Jose is using AI to scan streets for homeless people's cars
The city of San Jose is piloting using car-mounted cameras and AI software by SenSen.AI to scan for vehicles that people are living in. Why would we do this? The pilot was actually launched to sys...
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Sunnyvale's top administrator is retiring after seven years on the job.
From Morgan Hill Times...
Despite the threat of rain, the 41st annual Wildflower Run on March 24 in Morgan Hill was once again a sold out event, with about 1,200 participants in six races.
A long-awaited policy of geographic preference will preserve housing specifically for residents at risk of displacement in hopes of keeping them in San Jose.
From Los Gatan...
Children consoling one another amidst loss. A ragged man offering cookies outside a field hospital. Words of comfort from a colleague, as he shed a tear for a mother's grief.
The San Francisco 49ers are offering Santa Clara a deal that would pour millions of dollars in city coffers, a last ditch effort by the NFL team to end litigation thatâs dragged on for more than two years.
From Mountain View Voice...
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From Hilltromper Silicon Valley...
A conversation with Dr. Stu Weiss about the MĂĄyyan 'OoyĂĄkma-Coyote Ridge Open Space Preserve, and why it is one of the Bay Areaâs premier wildflower hot-spots.
The race to replace Congresswoman Anna Eshoo is about as tight as it can get, and it will likely be weeks until it's clear who's going to the runoff.
Cupertino is scrambling to fix what city officials are calling an âaccounting errorâ after discovering more than $100,000 in affordable housing dollars went to pay off fees from a housing lawsuit, drawing backlash from residents in a time of fiscal uncertainty.
More than 3,000 Santa Clara County nurses are at an an impasse with county officials and are headed to the picket lines over pay increases and workplace conditions.
From Daily Post...
From Silicon Valley Voice...
From Los Altos Town Crier...
An East San Jose school district is facing a dire financial deficit and could be taken over by the county's top education office.
San Jose is struggling to divert 911 calls related to mental and emotional distress away from police, despite the county adopting the 988 mental crisis hotline two years ago to handle those situations.
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