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The grief is still quite harsh; it comes and goes. Today alone in the supermarket I was lost in a haze of remorse. All the things I didn't do, or did wrong. Even though, in her last months, Sylvia...
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Intel Co-Founder Gordon E. Moore Dies at 94
In the 1960s the San Jose State grad predicted the rapid advances in computer chip technology, which became known as the iconic Moore's Law, charting a course for the age of high tech.
Los Gatos Shoe Designer Wants to Inspire Women
Itâs been quite the journey for Flor de Maria Rivera. The young immigrant went from Marymount College student to soccer PR professional and is now an innovative footwear crafter.
From San Jose Spotlight...
Mail Maestro of San Jose City Hall
Every morning for the last quarter of a century, Reggie Roberts ensures Silicon Valleyâs most powerful politicos get their mail.
From Palo Alto Online...
New Deal for Animal Services Gains Momentum
Seeking to mend their relationship, Palo Alto and Pets In Need took a step toward a new deal that would keep the nonprofit in charge of the city's animal shelter for another five years.
California Bill Would Force Big Tech to Pay for News Content
The California Journalism Preservation Act directs big tech companies to pay publishers a âjournalism usage feeâ each time they use local news content and sell advertising alongside it.
Gilroy Concert Lives to See Another Day on the Ridge
Day on the Ridge, a popular benefit rock concert, is back after a three-year pandemic-related hiatus. To celebrate its return on May 28, organizers hosted a party o announce that tickets are now on sale.
From New York Times...
First Citizens to Acquire SVB in Government-Backed Deal
Banking regulators, which announced the deal with First Citizens BancShares on March 26, had been looking for a buyer since seizing control of the failed bank, whose collapse sent shock waves across the financial sector.
From Monterey Herald...
New Bill Would Limit Sprawl in Disaster-Prone Areas
Sprawl has allowed Californians to live closer to nature and buy homes where it is cheaper to build. But it has also left millions vulnerable to wildfires and flooding.
MHPD Proposes Concealed Weapon Licensing Program
For the first time, the Morgan Hill Police Department may process and issue permits for local residents to carry concealed firearms.
South Valley Civic Theatre Reveals Upcoming Shows
South Valley Civic Theatre announced its 2023-2024 season lineup at Morgan Hill Community Playhouse and Limelight at the Gilroy Center for the Arts.
Palo Alto Parklet Program Morphs Again
Despite opposition from several downtown property owners and disagreement in its own ranks, the Palo Alto City Council came up with new rulesâincluding a size limit and licensing feesâon parklets.
Could New San Jose Policy Save Affordable Housing?
About 20 nonprofits, including SOMOS Mayfair and the South Bay Progressive Alliance, organized a rally to pressure the San Jose City Council to support the Community Opportunity to Purchase Act, ahead of a vote by the Community and Economic Development Committee.
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Three mass shootings with at least six fatalities have already taken place in California in 2023, resulting in 25 deaths. Statistically however, California has been below average for the United States in rate of mass shooting deaths.
James Rainey reports that the Salinas Californian, the daily newspaper serving the capital of Monterey County, has completely emptied its newsroom.
Greetings from Midtown Sacramento, where this morning broke bright and cold for the second day in a row. Donât know about you but Iâm ready for the warmth of spring. And trying to feel good about the rain thatâs still âŚ
Several projects are underway to make California Local beautiful and more functional. We're working hard to make it even easier for our members to citizen. (And remember: 'Citizen' is a verb!)
State of Jefferson may be the best-known secessionist movement, but starting before California became a state, there have been at lest 220 efforts to divide the state into two pieces, or even more.
State of Jefferson is a movement by northern counties to secede from California and form a new state. Here's everything you need to know about this secessionist movement, which started in 1941 and remains strong today.
Hello and welcome to the first âstatewideâ issue of The Newsletter from California Local.
President Obamaâs closest advisor, Valerie Jarrett, created and ran the White House Office of Public Engagement. Because democracy.
Peter Thiel, the Donald Trump supporting Silicon Valley billionaire and venture capitalist, may have played a big role inthe bank run that ended in the failure of Silicon Valley Bank. But why?
On March 10, the Pajaro River flooded the small agricultural town on its banks. Professor Dustin Mulvaney traces the turbulent history of the Central Coastâs second largest watershed.
SVB lobbied hard for bank deregulation, which may have led to its own failure. And depositors blew past limits on federal insurance, knowing they would lose their cash if the bank went under unless the government saved them. Hereâs how âŚ
A sizeable coalition has called for California's water regulator to take emergency measures to protect Mono Lake and suspend diversions to Los Angeles.
The San Joaquin Valley plans, serving low-income Latino communities, were deemed inadequate for preventing dry wells and sinking land.
When warm storms melt snowpack early, reservoir managers must release water to prevent floodingâwhich sends this precious resource into the ocean.
2023âs torrential rainstorms have eased California's drought conditions. But thereâs a lot more to drought than the amount of rain, and this drought isn't over yet.
In a time of unprecedented polarization, Braver Angels encourages citizens to do something completely revolutionary: listen to each other.
Climate change driven storms are creating new problems for Gavin Newsom and California's budget process, which is already reeling from a projected $25 billion deficit that emerged after a $97 billion surplus disappeared.
California is the top agricultural producer in the U.S., and a top beneficiary of visitor spending. So naturally, weâve got fun, food-driven tourist magnets.
California lawmakers are exploring ways to reconnect urban neighborhoods torn asunder during the interstate highway construction boom of the 1950s and â60s.
Shopping malls revolutionized how Americans shopped, socialized, and lived. Now, malls face an uncertain future. How did the dream of a new town square go so wrong?
Santa Clara County Newsletter
Catch up with all the local news, upcoming government meetings and community events.
Breaking News: Bay Area Panthers claw to seasons first win in over Arizona Rattlers
The Panthers will play Massachusetts on the road April 2 Offensive lineman Kyle Davis with the Panthers signs autographs for fans immediately after the March 26 home game victory over the Arizona...
March 25 event â Coffee with the Morgan Hill Mayor
The post March 25 event — Coffee with the Morgan Hill Mayor appeared first on Morgan Hill Life.
Homes of the Week
Discover what new homes are now listed on the South Valley market  Â
Breaking news: Bay Area Panthers and KPIX CBS Bay Area announce new broadcast agreement
The partnership will also include âPanthers Previewâ This story is based on a March 21, 2023 press release from the Bay Area Panthers By Staff Report The Bay Area Panthers and KPIX CBS Bay Area a...
Breaking News: Fifth graders seek volunteers to lead March 25 beach cleanup
The spirit of student empowerment and a shared commitment to service runs deep By Staff Report The Mount Madonna School fifth grade class seeks volunteers to help cleanup Platforms Beach in Aptos ...
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