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An eager and bright young toddler named Elijah was killed by a car while he was being pushed in his stroller.
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Friends and family of an American veteran detained in North Korea have begun their fifth week of waiting.
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San Jose State University president is accepting full responsibility for the recent hate crime at the school.
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Fire crews put out a fire that broke out inside a home in Campbell.
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The SJ Police Dept. may be trying to hire more officers when taxpayers are already paying more for their cops than any other Bay Area city.
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The NAACP wants prosecutors to file felony hate-crime charges against four SJSU students accused of harrassing a black student.
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Police are searching for a suspect accused of fatally shooting a man on Bambi Lane in East San Jose Saturday afternoon.
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The NAACP wants the charges four SJSU students face for allegedly bullying a black student raised to felony imprisonment.
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The Second Harvest Food Bank in San Jose is in need of turkey donations to help feed thousands of families on Thanksgiving.
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A fourth person has been suspended from SJSU in the wake of alleged hate crimes by white students against a black student.
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A former San Jose elementary school teacher has been sentenced to 75 years to life in prison for abusing girls in his second grade classroom.
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The wife of an 85-year-old veteran being detained in North Korea implored authorities on Friday to let her husband return.
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The U.S. State Department says it is now working through diplomatic channels to try to free a Palo Alto man being held in North Korea.
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Students charged with a hate crime for allegedly taunting and abusing their black roommate have been suspended from SJSU.
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An 85-year-old Korean war veteran from Palo Alto was pulled off a plane in North Korea and is being detained.
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Classes have been canceled at Silver Creek High School in San Jose today because of a power outage.
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San Jose and the Police Officer's Association have signed a tentative deal to restore a 10 percent pay cut.
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The U.S. Commerce Department has announced plans to open a long-awaited patent office in California's Silicon Valley.
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A puppy adopted from the Santa Cruz SPCA this month has become an internet sensation due to a series of photos.
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The economic comeback has pushed up home and rent prices which is impacting small businesses.
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A little boy in the South Bay raised over $1,800 for typhoon victims by holding neighborhood bake sales this weekend.
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Bay Area residents with ties to the region that was hit by Typhoon Haiyan gathered at a vigil in Saratoga on Saturday.
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One person has died following a car crash on Interstate 280 near Los Altos Hills in Santa Clara County Sunday afternoon.
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Police are investigating a fatal shooting that took place early Sunday morning on Goldenrain Drive in San Jose.
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An investigation is underway after Santa Clara Co. deputies shot and killed an armed woman who they say confronted them.
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Police say a man was fatally shot on West San Carlos Street in San Jose Friday night.
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A San Jose police officer is in serious condition after he was thrown from his motorcycle after colliding with a car.
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Passengers on an American Airlines flight had a harrowing tale to tell after their plane had to make an emergency landing in SJ.
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Santa Clara County sheriff's deputies are investigating a fatal shooting in unincorporated San Jose, sheriff's officials said.
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A faculty member at Galarza Elementary School discovered someone stole 19 laptop computers and cash.
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Investigators are looking into reports from female students at UC Santa Cruz that their drinks were spiked with drugs at parties.
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The public is getting the most detailed look yet at Apple's futuristic new headquarters planned for Cupertino.
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A man was killed Tuesday evening in what San Jose police say was the city's 40th homicide.
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The Santa Cruz Police Department plans to create a memorial garden in honor of two officers who were gunned down in February.
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