The Foundation for California's Technology and Innovation Economy asks for thousands of dollars. Who's paying? It won't say.
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Fight over Proposed Sargent Ranch Quarry is Shaping Up to be Silicon Valley’s Standing Rock
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Non-Profit Foundation Shirks Pledge of ‘Immediate Relief’ to North Bay Fire Victims
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Assemblyman Evan Low Leads Push to Abolish Electoral College
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From San Jose to D.C., Women Lead the Way in Election 2016
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CA Democratic Party Convention Full of Endorsement Shenanigans
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California Democrats Vie for Endorsements in San Jose
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Civil Rights Groups Urge Caution in ‘Sanctuary City’ Crackdown
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Councilman Peralez Strips Down for Monday Night Live
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San Jose Council Candidate Tim Orozco Admits to 2 DUI Arrests
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Should Congress Still be Paid During the Federal Government Shutdown?
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Almost two weeks into the federal government shutdown, there are still 800,000 employees sitting at home, waiting for Congress to approve a budget and allow them to get back to work. Meanwhile, members of Congress have not had any hold placed on their paychecks, and a growing number of people are not happy about it.
Read More 8Mayor Reed Could Tie Legacy to Bringing A’s to San Jose
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My last column described how luck, spunk and political ambition brought the 49ers to Santa Clara. Now it is time for San Jose to step to the plate and get the Oakland Athletics. Let’s start with the positives: A’s owner Lew Wolff wants the team in San Jose and the San Jose establishment wants the A’s in San Jose. So, what is the problem? Politics, pure and simple.
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