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‘Healthcare must meet people where they are’: New Valley Health Center to open in San Jose (opens the original)
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Santa Clara County is opening a massive, 10-story health center next week in San Jose that’s set to be the largest in the county health system, offering a slate of services to patients regardless of health insurance status. The new Valley Health Center San José-Campbell is located on the border of San Jose and Campbell, at 1410 S Bascom Ave, and is part of a larger development on the former site of the Dick’s Center and famed Zorba the Greek restaurant. The health center replaces and expands ser
Additional details released on ICE facility injunction (opens the original)
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Santa Clara County released new details on next steps in the legal battle over a proposed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility outside of Gilroy following a ruling by a federal judge ordering a halt to construction at the facility. California and Santa Clara County sued ICE in U.S. District Court in San Jose on June 10, claiming federal officials skirted environmental laws, ignored local land-use restrictions and failed to consult with state or county leaders before moving ahead. Th
New details on legal battle over proposed Gilroy ICE facility (opens the original)
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Santa Clara County released new details Monday on its next steps in the legal battle over a proposed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility outside of Gilroy following a ruling by a federal judge ordering a halt to construction at the facility. Following the ruling, the county and the state have until Sept. 30 to meet with representatives from ICE and the landowners of the site regarding the scope of the injunction, said Santa Clara County Counsel Tony LoPresti at a press conference M
‘We’ve seen this before’: Japanese American incarceration echoes through Trump’s immigration crackdown (opens the original)
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When Donald Tamaki’s father first held his Bachelor’s degree from Berkeley, he was living in a horse stable. After four years of study, the young Japanese American had successfully earned his degree, but before his graduation ceremony, the federal government began a crackdown on Japanese Americans. He and his family were forced to leave their homes and report to the Tanforan Racetrack in San Bruno. The whole family was detained there for months, living under a naked lightbulb, given pillowcases
Yosemite road reopens in time for Labor Day after fire closure (opens the original)
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Highway 140 into Yosemite National Park reopened Saturday after firefighters reported improving containment of the Colorado Fire. The road – one of the main routes into the park – had previously been closed after the wildfire broke out roughly 10 miles west of Yosemite National Park. By Wednesday, the fire had grown to 233 acres and over a hundred firefighters were deployed to the fire. As of Sunday afternoon, the fire was 73% contained. Labor Day weekend is one of the busiest times of the year
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