Inside Bay Area - Sun Nov 08
Q: How can you be swayed by the notion that metering lights are a good thing? Bill Yarak Palo Alto A: Because I have conducted extensive Roadshow tests on the metering lights along Highways 85 and 101 in San Mateo County, and I've seen how effective they can be.
Principal dealing with two tragedies: Richmond rape, San Jose attackLedger Dispatch - Sat Nov 07
On Oct. 31, Orlando Ramos was in Richmond, comforting community members he met when he was principal of the high school there, the same campus that's now notorious for the Oct.
Huge crowd lines up for 5,500 swine flu shots in San JoseSanta Cruz Sentinel - Sat Nov 07
Thousands of people lined up in San Jose for swine flu vaccine shots at a Santa Clara County health department clinic.
Two people killed in Caltrain tracks in San Jose and Redwood CitySan Jose Mercury News - Fri Nov 06
Two people were killed Friday on Caltrain tracks, within hours of each other in separate accidents in San Jose and Redwood City.
Two Killed In Separate Rail IncidentsKCBS - Fri Nov 06
Caltrains were delayed up to 90 minutes Friday evening after an Altamont Commuter Express train fatally struck a pedestrian in San Jose.
San Jose Hopes to Divide Pain of Budget Shortfall Between Three GroupsKRON-TV San Francisco - Fri Nov 06
Starting budget talks early in an attempt to patch together a $96.4 million budget deficit for next year, San Jose City Council members hope to distribute the funding squeeze evenly between taxpayers, city workers and service cuts.
Talented and thoughtful young man's life cut shortThe Dispatch - Thu Nov 05
Rory Tomasello, actor, playwright and casual philosopher, died Monday, succumbing to the brain injury he suffered after the bicycle he was riding on collided with an SUV two weeks ago.
Santa Clara County reaches third settlement in case of deputy who ran over cyclists.Santa Cruz Sentinel - Thu Nov 05
Santa Clara County has agreed to pay $800,000 to the father of Kristy Gough, the bicyclist killed in a traffic accident involving a sheriff's deputy.
A centennial celebrationTimes - Thu Nov 05
The Rev. Mark Arnzen stands in St. Catherine Church Wednesday. Arnzen has been with the church -which will be celebrating its 100th anniversary Saturday - for six months.
San Jose Unified: Swine flu shots should begin Nov. 16San Jose Mercury News - Wed Nov 04
San Jose Unified School District has set a Nov. 16 target date to begin a free, voluntary H1N1 vaccination program to inoculate all its 32,000 students against the widespread virus.
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