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News Alert: Former Stanford dean faces backlash after ‘inappropriate’ relationship with student
Former Stanford dean faces backlash after ‘inappropriate’ relationship with student. Revelations that Julie Lythcott-Haims was in a relationship with a Stanford student in 2011, when she was a dean, have left her in political limbo. On Thursday, the Palo Alto council member told this publication that she is stepping down from three committees relating to youth and Stanford University.
Popular Los Angeles ice cream shop to hold pop-up in Bay Area
(KRON) — If you are from or have lived in Los Angeles, you may have heard of this ice cream chain. Local favorite Wanderlust, which exclusively has locations in Southern California, is holding a pop-up event next weekend in the Bay Area, the business announced in a social media post. The pop-up will take place […]
Surgeon operates on wrong side of hip in San Luis Obispo
An orthopedic surgeon operated on the wrong side of an elderly woman’s hip at French Hospital Medical Center in San Luis Obispo this summer, resulting in the woman needing a second surgery, according to hospital staff. In early May, Arroyo Grande Community Hospital temporarily closed down all surgical facilities...
Prime downtown San Jose spot survives — and thrives — despite COVID woes
SAN JOSE — Thousands packed into a prime downtown San Jose dining and drinking hub Thursday night in a reminder the neighborhood remains lively despite the urban core’s coronavirus-linked economic maladies. San Pedro Square was crammed Thursday night with patrons of its array of food and refreshment establishments,...
Best Bets: Free Sf Shakespeare Fest Kicks Off Summer Season Of 'The Tempest'
Nothing says summer quite like free outdoor Shakespeare and one of the Bay Area's best-loved purveyors swings into action this weekend. The San Francisco Shakespeare Festival is embarking on its 42nd season of Free Shakespeare in the Park. This year's production, running Saturday through Sept. 8 at three outdoor sites, is "The Tempest." It's believed that the Bard penned the play around 1610-11, and that it represents one of the last plays he wrote on his own.
Plans to combat mail theft in South Bay as issue arises
SAN JOSE, Calif. (KRON) — In the South Bay, elected officials and law enforcement in San Jose are calling for more to be done to protect mail carriers and prevent mail theft. An apartment complex has repeatedly had its community mailbox broken into and robbed. And they are not alone. According to the postal service, […]
Tech companies lead effort to make downtowns busy again
Back to office efforts are potentially going to help some small businesses across the Bay Area, and tech companies are leading that charge. Salesforce is the most recent company to bring employees back to the office. Now staffers are going to be required to be in the office three to five days a week, and some are noticing the uptick.
Sentence handed down in bizarre eBay cyberstalking conspiracy
(KRON) — A San Jose man who was part of a group of eBay employees who cyberstalked victims was sentenced Thursday, federal prosecutors announced. Brian Gilbert, 56, of San Jose, was senior manager for eBay's global security team when he and other eBay employees carried out a bizarre cyberstalking campaign targeting a married couple. Gilbert […]
14 cited for illegal contracting in Santa Clara undercover investigation: CSLB
(KRON) — The Contractors State License Board conducted an undercover sting operation in Santa Clara, citing over a dozen individuals falsely claiming to be licensed contractors. CSLB said the Campbell investigation, conducted from July 9 to 11, resulted in 14 individuals being cited. Citations were handed out to false contractors accepting bids over $500. According […]
Tech titans major donors in Silicon Valley recall effort
That's according to recent campaign filings from Count the Vote, the super PAC that directly paid for the Congressional District 16 recount that sent Assemblymember Evan Low to a November runoff election with former San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo. Donors to the political action committee have been hidden -- until now.
Father took his own life after allegedly killing toddler whose body was found in recycling facility
FREMONT, Calif. (TCN) -- A 42-year-old father who reportedly took his own life has been identified as a suspect in the death of his 3-year-old daughter. According to the Fremont Police Department, Ellie Lorenzo’s mother reported her daughter missing on July 12. The mother reportedly said the young girl was supposed to be returned to her during a custody exchange that night.
Three Arrested and Charged in Connection With San Jose's 15th Homicide
The San Jose Police Department (SJPD) has made significant headway in the investigation of the city's 15th homicide of the year, a fatal shooting incident that claimed the life of an adult male at an apartment complex on Blossom River Way back in May. According to the San Jose Police Department, three suspects, Nuuvali Lafo, Isaac Noa, and Jason Vaavaai, have been arrested and booked for murder following the event that occurred on May 26.
Rotten Robbie gasoline station owner buys several San Jose buildings
SAN JOSE — The owner of the Rotten Robbie gasoline station chain has bought several San Jose buildings in a deal that tops $35 million, public records show. Robinson Oil Corp. has purchased several buildings on Charter Park Drive in south San Jose, paying $38.8 million for the properties, according to documents filed on July 15 with the Santa Clara County Recorder’s Office.
NEWS RELEASE: San José City Manager Welcomes New Deputy City Manager to the City’s Leadership Team
San José City Manager Welcomes New Deputy City Manager to the City’s Leadership Team. Jennifer Schembri’s broad knowledge of the organization and diplomatic skills will help create stronger partnerships. SAN JOSE, Calif. (July 18, 2024) – After a nationwide recruitment, City Manager Jennifer Maguire has promoted Jennifer Schembri...
Tips on Applying For College
SAN JOSE, CALIF. — College is a big leap for everyone to get a higher education after high school. It all starts with applying to the right schools, which can be challenging for some at first. But with the right guidance, students can take their first steps towards a brighter future.
Four Former Mountain West Players Selected in UFL College Draft
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Four former Mountain West players were selected in the United Football League’s 2024 UFL College Draft on Wednesday, including two first-round picks. Former San José State quarterback Chevan Cordeiro was the first MW player off the board, as the record-setting signal-caller went with the...
Miryam Villarreal moves to KSTS 48
Miryam Villarreal has joined KSTS Telemundo 48 as an anchor and multimedia journalist. She will debut on Noticiero Telemundo 48 on Monday, July 22. The Emmy Award-winning journalist moves to the San Jose station from Sacramento, where she was an anchor and reporter for Noticiero Telemundo California since January 2023. That regional newscast aired on Telemundo’s Sacramento and Fresno stations.
Watch: The Rolling Stones Dust Off “Far Away Eyes” in Santa Clara
Photo Credit: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for RS — Last night, July 17, The Rolling Stones blew through Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. with the penultimate program in itsHackney Diamonds world tour. For this second-to-last date in the sprawling, memorable series that bridged the band’s countless iconic eras in a global celebration of its legacy, the Stones honored the occasion with a tour debut performance of the classic “Far Away Eyes.”
Santa Clara Councilmembers Attack Recent Grand Jury Report and Grand Jurors (and More)
On Tuesday night, the Santa Clara City Council reviewed the most recent Civil Grand Jury report entitled “Outplayed.”. The report was released last month. The Grand Jury evaluated the 10-year-old stadium deal and concluded that the team “outplayed” the City. The 49er Five were not happy with...
AI, Fraud, Delinquency & Growth Strategies: Dive Deep at Eltropy's Leadership Summit
Three-day event at picturesque Sundance Mountain Resort brings rising delinquency, AI, fraud, and more to the forefront at the exclusive gathering. SANTA CLARA, Calif., – July 17, 2024 – Eltropy, the leading AI-powered conversations platform for community financial institutions (CFIs), announced its third annual Leadership Summit, scheduled for August 26 - 28, 2024, at the picturesque Sundance Mountain Resort in Utah. This exclusive event brings together C-suite executives and leaders from credit unions and community banks for an immersive experience focused on innovation, growth, and the future of community financial services.
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