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State Senator Pushes Bill For San Jose State Law School
A Silicon Valley politician wants to create California State University's first public law school and is eyeing San Jose.
Alcario Castellano, 90, used lottery jackpot to fuel community philanthropy
The retired grocery store worker and his wife turned a $141 million windfall in 2001 into the Castellano Family Foundation.
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‘We must take a stand’: SJ public library fights to maintain funding amid budget woes
LIBRARY ADVOCATES SAY they expect to ride out the upcoming San Jose budget cycle without any major cuts. But trouble could be ...
May the Fourth, and rest of month, be with you at these Bay Area events
Downtown Cinco De Mayo Parade and Festival: The festivities will kick off with a colorful parade on Santa Clara Street ...
When Vietnamese refugees made their new homes in America, they built Little Saigon communities across the country
Fifty years after the fall of Saigon, the enclaves offer community to people who had to build new lives and add vibrancy to ...
San Jose Public Library Fights To Maintain Funding Amid Budget Woes
Library advocates say they expect to ride out the upcoming San Jose budget cycle without any major cuts. But trouble could be on the horizon, with the city projecting an ongoing shortfall over the ...