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Quick bites: Stars’ quick strikes sink Sharks
Jason Robertson and Wyatt Johnston each scored twice as the Stars beat the Sharks 6-3. William Eklund, Alexander Barabanov and Klim Kostin scored for San Jose.
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From San Jose Spotlight...
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.
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.
Councilmembers unanimously voted in their March 19 meeting to explore adding another mobile field team, known as TRUST, in the budget to help those in mental health or substance use crisis.
From Gilroy Dispatch...
The new Valley Health Center clinic in Morgan Hill—formerly known as the De Paul Health Center—is now open, offering expanded healthcare coverage for residents of South County and surrounding areas.
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From Mountain View Voice...
While Proposition 1 is too close to call statewide, Santa Clara County voters are broadly in favor of the measure.In Santa Clara County, roughly 55.22% of voters have approved it, according to the most recent election results.
After nearly losing two critical medical centers in Santa Clara County five years ago to bankruptcy, both are now thriving and experiencing tremendous growth under the stewardship of Santa Clara Valley Healthcare, according to county officials.
From Metro Silicon Valley...
The union representing 3,750 Santa Clara nurses in the county health system is increasing pressure on county negotiators, voting to authorize a strike at Valley Medical Center, the region’s largest hospital.
From CapPublicRadio...
From San Jose Inside...
The 250-bed Regional Medical Center, the only hospital in East San Jose, cited less demand as reasons for the cutbacks in services.
From CalMatters...
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