The California Journalism Preservation Act directs big tech companies to pay publishers a “journalism usage fee” each time they use local news content and sell advertising alongside it. In turn, the bill requires news publishers to invest 70% of the profits from the usage fee in journalism jobs.
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Baby Brandon’s Kidnappers Get Less than Maximum Prison Terms
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Feds Charge San Jose Man with Selling Pills that Resulted in Fatal Fentanyl Overdose
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California Announces San Jose Will Receive 200 Tiny Homes to Ease Homelessness
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DA Says Woman Lied About Being Raped Twice at Stanford, Faces Perjury Charges
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Adobe Video and 3D Technologies To Be Center Stage at the 2023 Oscars
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Two Gilroy Residents Arrested for Check Fraud and Car Theft
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More Rain, Wind, Thunderstorms Headed Our Way
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County Weed Inspections Begin in San Jose to Prevent Wildfires
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Quakes Open 2023 Season at PayPal Stadium Saturday
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Two North Bay Men Get Prison Terms for Conspiracy to Attack Sacramento Democratic HQ
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EPA Commits $727M in Low-Cost Loans for Anderson Dam and Coyote Creek
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Spirit Airlines Announces New Low-fare Routes from San Jose to Las Vegas, Dallas, San Diego
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Culture
Downtown San Jose’s Tabard Theatre to Close April 2
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Santa Clara County Promotes Top Assistant to County Counsel Post
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Mayor Mahan’s Community Committees Propose 2023 Budget Goals
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Building more emergency housing, adding more cops on the streets, expanding neighborhood cleanups and speeding up the permit process are key recommendations from advisory committees created last month by San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan. The mayor’s office today announced the recommendations released by the five “transition committees” he launched in January identifying approaches to solve what he calls the city’s most significant challenges. They are to be presented to the City Council Tuesday.
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