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Attempted San Jose home invaders posed as delivery drivers, targeted victims with crypto: police (opens the original)
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Two Texas men were arrested on Thursday for allegedly posing as delivery drivers in attempts to force their way into the homes of East Bay victims that were targeted because the suspects believed they possessed large amounts of cryptocurrency. SAN JOSE, Calif. - Two Texas men were arrested on Thursday for allegedly posing as delivery drivers in attempts to force their way into the homes of Bay Area victims that were targeted because the suspects believed they possessed large amounts of cryptocur
Millbrae barber retires after 62 years behind the chair (opens the original)
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The owner of Frank J. Pisa Barber Shop is retiring after 62 years, marking the end of the long-running family business. MILLBRAE, Calif. - A longtime Millbrae barbershop is changing hands as its owner retires after 62 years, marking the end of a multigenerational family business. Frank J. Pisa Barber Shop has been an institution for decades. Now, Frank Pisa is preparing to hang up his shears. Pisa’s family has been cutting hair in the Bay Area for more than a century. "It’s been 116 years of cut
SJSU student beaten on campus, alleged attackers charged with hate crimes (opens the original)
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Two men are being held without bail after making their first court appearance on Wednesday on hate crime charges for allegedly attacking a San Jose State University student while shouting "anti-gay" slurs. SAN JOSE, Calif. - Two men are being held without bail after making their first court appearance on Wednesday on hate crime charges for allegedly attacking a San Jose State University student while shouting "anti-gay" slurs. Josue Medina Flores, 19, of Sunnyvale, and Christian Gabriel Nunez Pe
San Jose reports 32% drop in homeless population with new tracking model (opens the original)
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San Jose officials say the city’s unhoused population has dropped dramatically over the past year and a half, and new data tracking methods are behind their ability to measure the shift. SAN JOSE, Calif. - San Jose officials say the city’s unsheltered population has dropped by nearly one-third over the past 18 months, crediting the expansion of temporary housing and a new system for tracking homelessness. City leaders attribute the decline to the creation of 1,000 interim housing units, includin
San Jose city electrician killed while repairing streetlight (opens the original)
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A San Jose city worker was struck and killed on the job on Tuesday. He was identified as 50-year-old Ari Green. SAN JOSE, Calif. - A San Jose city worker was struck and killed while on the job this week. His family identified him as Ari Green, 50. They said Green took great pride in his work as an electrician for San Jose's Department of Transportation, where his crew repaired 50 to 100 streetlights each month that had been stripped of copper wire, according to his family. Green was in a bucket
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