HeyJaredTim Johns
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DA warns of more victims after SJ man allegedly confessed to 2 murders; bodies found near river (opens the original)
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SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) -- The Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office says there could be more victims after a shocking confession in which a man allegedly admitted to killing two people, leading police to two bodies near the Guadalupe River in San Jose. "We're still in the very early stages. I would not be shocked if there were additional victims," Deputy District Attorney Michael Gadeberg said. According to police, the suspect flagged down a patrol officer Saturday and said he had killed
Bay Area voters to decide on transit funding measures amid systemwide delays (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Voters across five Bay Area counties will soon get the chance to weigh in on transit funding. Regional ballot measures would help bail out long suffering local transportation agencies, most of which have budget deficits in the hundreds of millions of dollars. "We've got a lot of work to do," said Jeff Cretan. Cretan is a spokesperson for the campaign supporting the measures. He says while recent polling shows the majority of people plan on voting yes come November, his gro
Crime is 20% lower in SF areas where Urban Alchemy street ambassadors operate, new study shows (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- A new study says Urban Alchemy is helping lower crime in San Francisco. According to police data analyzed by a Stanford University researcher, crime was 20% lower at intersections in the city where the local nonprofit was deployed. "Frankly, we're not surprised at all," said Jess Montejano. Montejano is an Urban Alchemy spokesperson who says the group's success is because of its street ambassadors. The ambassadors are a group of people, most of whom were formerly incarcera
CA animal welfare advocates push for statewide regulations following horrific incidents (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Animal welfare advocates will descend on Sacramento Monday demanding lawmakers create a new state bureau that would oversee how animals are treated at rescues and shelters statewide. The move comes after two disturbing incidents in recent months. The first in Humboldt County, where investigators discovered hundreds of dogs shot and killed at a self-proclaimed no-kill rescue. The second, also this past spring, was in San Diego County where hundreds of neglected animals had
AI wealth ignites San Francisco home prices while Oakland stagnates (opens the original)
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OAKLAND, Calif. (KGO) -- Home prices in San Francisco are now rising at their fastest pace in a decade, driven by a surge in money from the city's artificial intelligence boom. But across the bay in Oakland, is a different story. As the growth in artificial intelligence continues to explode in San Francisco, so too have home prices and rents. According to data from Redfin, home prices in the city by the bay have soared nearly 20% just in the past year. "We have very, very low supply and a very,
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