The Registered Nurses Professional Association said 97% of its members – whose contract expired Oct. 29 – voted to authorize a strike if no agreement is reached on union demands for better working conditions, pay raises and improved benefits.
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Deadly Weekend in San Jose Leaves 3 Victims Dead, 2 Wounded and 1 Suspect Dead
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Santa Clara Toddler Shot to Death, Mom’s Boyfriend Arrested at The Scene
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Santa Clara VTA Announces Arrival of First of 92 New Hybrid Buses
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Two Charged with Swindling Victims in Bogus Investment Schemes
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Feds Say San Jose Man Schemed to Sell Stolen High-End Bicycles in Mexico
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Raid at Blossom Hill Shopping Center Uncovers ‘Pink Cocaine’ Drug Factory
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San Jose Police Say Two Shoplifters Stole $75K in Goods
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San Jose police have arrested two men, both of San Jose, and charged them with felony grand theft in connection with a massive six-month shoplifting spree that yielded over $75,000 in stolen goods from various local retail stores. From July 2023 to January 2024, San José Police Department Financial Crimes Unit Detectives began investigating over 70 retail thefts that occurred in the city of San José. During this investigation, Detectives discovered that the suspects committed theft in various retail stores, including Target, NIKE, REI, Best Buy, and Dicks Sporting Goods.
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LA Scammers Sentenced for $40 Million Medical Insurance Fraud
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East San Jose Poet Named New Santa Clara County Poet Laureate
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San Jose Resident Gets 5-year Prison Term for Possession Of Child Pornography
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Santa Clara Man Found at Home with Wife’s Body, Charged with Murder
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Ex Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Deputy Pleads to Reduced Charges for Fake Shooting Report
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District 2 Council Opponents Invited to Public Forum Jan. 18
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Lower-income Bay Area Residents to Get 50% Discounted Transit Fares
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The Santa Clara Valley Transportation in partnership with other Bay Area transit agencies, today announced 50% discounted fares for lower-income Bay Area residents. The “Clipper START” pilot program administered by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission aims to make public transportation more affordable. To participate in the “Clipper START” program, individuals must meet the following criteria:
Be a resident of the San Francisco Bay Area.
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