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San Jose has the healthiest residents in the US
A recent Forbes study looked at the 46 most populous cities in the country and compared health metrics including heart disease deaths, opioid deaths, the percentage of adults with diabetes, high b...
Guadalupe River Park Conservancy
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Santa Clara County Election Results
From Palo Alto Online...
Palo Alto Celebrates Veterans
A report on a Palo Alto Veterans Day observance. Read on to learn about a historical restoration by local American Legion Post 375 which was unveiled at the celebration.
From San Jose Spotlight...
Formerly Homeless Veterans in San Jose Live in Squalor
For years, homeless veterans housed at an emergency facility in San Jose have lived with bed bugs, black mildew, fire hazards and a lack of warm water.
Santa Clara County has made strides to house homeless veterans, but the work isn't over.The county reached a milestone of "functional zero" among homeless veterans in 2020, where the number of veterans getting housed exceeded the number falling into …
Santa Clara County and its cities will have a new revenue stream next month to help people at risk of becoming homeless.Gov. Gavin Newsom in September launched Project Homekey+, which sets aside $2.2 billion to house homeless veterans and …
Formerly homeless veterans living in poor conditions at a San Jose complex hope things get better with the change in nonprofit service providers.The property at 10. Kirk Ave. is home to dozens of veterans that have lived with black …
Two projects in Santa Clara County are receiving federal funds to renovate housing for farmworkers and homeless veterans.Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren helped secure $2.6 million for the county, with $1 million going toward repairs on blighted buildings that house homeless …
Throughout its existence, the downtown Gilroy Veterans Hall has been a relatively nondescript white building on the corner of West Sixth and Eigleberry streets that is often overlooked. That has changed. On July 27, local veterans unveiled a massive mural …
American Legion Post 419
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