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Sierra LaMar murder case: Defense in retrial requests judge to recuse himself (opens the original)
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The defense team in the retrial for the man convicted of kidnapping and killing Morgan Hill teenager Sierra LaMar is calling the judge biased and requesting he recuse himself. The surprising move on Monday comes weeks before the start of Antolin Garcia-Torres's retrial. His defense team argues the judge was biased based on a handful of prior rulings and because he used to work as a prosecutor in Santa Clara County. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are "To make this move now, I think, is
Coyotes moving into backyards in San Jose's Willow Glen, residents say (opens the original)
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Residents in San Jose's Willow Glen neighborhood say coyotes are roaming their streets and moving into their backyards. Ephraim Lindenbaum said he sees coyotes in his backyard almost daily and even had four charge him at one point. He now carries a hockey stick whenever he goes out on his deck. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are "There's concerns about just going out," he said. "We see them on a regular basis." Others are concerned about their pets, especially after a coyote killed a
Downtown San Jose bar owners hit with thousands in vandalism repairs (opens the original)
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Downtown San Jose bar owners are grappling with frequent and senseless vandalism, forcing business operators to constantly shell out hundreds or thousands of dollars for repairs — ranging from exterior tagging to carved mirrors in restrooms. "It's going to be over a thousand dollars to replace this mirror," said George Lahlouh, who owns five bars and restaurants in downtown San Jose, including Alter Ego, Still OG and Miniboss. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are On Sunday, someone used
Less grass, more bark coming to city parks across California. Here's why (opens the original)
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People visiting parks in San Jose and other cities across California will soon see less grass and more bark as part of an effort to save water. Cities are making the move to the more brown look in order to comply with Assembly Bill 1572, which goes into effect January 1, 2027. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are "Basically it says cities generally cannot use potable or drinking water to irrigate grass that does not serve a recreational, community or public use function," said Ed Bautis
Judge orders ICE to halt construction of proposed detention facility near Gilroy (opens the original)
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On Friday, a federal judge ordered ICE to halt the construction on a planned detention facility after the state and Santa Clara County sued to block it on environmental grounds. In her ruling, the judge said that ICE failed to study potential environmental pollution at the planned detention center and offered no proof that meaningful environmental analysis was conducted before starting construction. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are Those who oppose the facility are calling this a ma
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