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Help Lick Observatory celebrate 125 years
Lick Observatory is celebrating its 125th anniversary. Here's what you need to know if you want to visit the observatory perched atop Mount Hamilton.
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San Jose: Police arrest 19-year-old suspect in machete slaying
A 19-year-old man was arrested as a suspect in a machete attack that left a man dead in a fast food parking lot on May 16, police announced Friday.
San Jose: Elderly bicyclist hurt in accident with school bus
An 82-year-old man suffered major injuries when he was struck by a school bus as he rode a bicycle through a major intersection bordering Cupertino and Saratoga Friday afternoon.
Taco Festival, Graduation To Cause Traffic Jams in San Jose
A view of the San Jose State University campus. Graduates from the university Saturday may find themselves in a traffic jam, with a taco festival scheduled for nearby, at around the same time.
Lick Observatory celebrates 125 years of innovation
High in the hills of East San Jose, a world-renowned institution is marking its 125th year of pioneering explorations of the night sky.
State school API rankings: South Bay and Peninsula have highs and lows
In semiannual state academic scores released Friday, South Bay and Peninsula schools showed a wide range of results, with many ranked at the top, but also a significant number showing up in the bottom.
San Jose : Willow Glen Trestle Tour tomorrow
Pin It Three Creeks Trail , which mostly runs along the alignment of an abandoned Union Pacific rail right-of-way. Trail advocates in Willow Glen envision a regional, unified trail system linking Los Gatos Creek, Three Creeks, and the Guadalupe River System for enhanced biking and walking opportunities.
Jury's in: Downtown San Jose courthouse funded, groundbreaking on the docket
After years on the drawing board, the verdict is in: Santa Clara's new, $230 million Family Justice Center is set to rise in the St.
Tax break disappears as housing values rise
Tens of thousands of homeowners will see their property taxes go up significantly this year as rising home values restore some or all of their homes' lost equity, Santa Clara County Assessor Larry Stone said Monday.
San Jose: Brush fire off I-880 closes road, snarls traffic
A brush fire along Coyote Creek consumed about an acre and a half and caused the closure of Brokaw Road east of Interstate 880, snarling traffic in both directions during the Thursday commute.
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The popular singer/songwriter has been on five previous tours, and her time on the road is very significant to all of her fans.
"I just took them and played the hell out of those vintage Telecasters," the South San Jose-based blues guitarist and singer said.
House burglaries lead to shelter in place for Milpitas schools; two arrested
A search for two residential burglars Friday led to an hours-long shelter in place for two public schools on Yellowstone Avenue as authorities sought and eventually arrested the suspects, Milpitas Police Department reported.
San Jose: Deputies search for man in black spotted near PG&E substation
One month after gunshots damaged PG&E's Metcalf transmission substation in San Jose, a man dressed in all black was spotted early Wednesday morning in a field next to the property, setting off a large search by the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office.
Roadshow: Drivers with their own Breathalyzers say .08 is pretty darn drunk
Q What do you think of the proposal to drop the maximum blood alcohol level from 0.08 to 0.05 percent for drunken driving? A I like it and here's why: Although any change is a long shot and at best many years away, it raises awareness that you don't need to be legally drunk to be an impaired driver.
Paxti's Pizza open in San Jose
There's more Chicago-style pizza in the South Bay's backyard with the newest location of Patxi's Pizza, which opened here Tuesday.
Cause of grass fire in South San Jose under investigation
A fire in South San Jose only burned seven acres. But the fierce, wind-swept grass fire sent smoke high into the sky that was visible for miles.