San Jose Mercury News
July 1, 2009. Homes can been seen past the tower and bridge entrance to the Silver Creek neighborhood called The Ranch, in San Jose. …
Contra Costa Times, CA
By Kimberly S. Wetzel Five East Bay schools are finalists in the Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports competition. Holbrook and Sun Terrace elementaries in Concord, John Swett High in Crockett, Rancho Las Positas Elementary in Livermore …
San Jose Mercury News, USA
… to douse the blaze, which caused an estimated $50000 to $100000 worth of damage. The cause of the blaze was still under investigation late Thursday, Alvarado said. The Red Cross was called in to provide temporary housing to the 10 people left homeless.
San Jose Mercury News, USA
The initiative includes enhancements to the library and tutoring sessions for children of various ages. As part of Wednesday's activities, parents participated in a program conducted in English and Spanish to boost their children's language development …
San Jose Mercury News, USA
The mayor will meet with residents organized by People Acting in Community Together (PACT) to discuss affordable housing, foreclosures, green jobs and gang prevention. Organizers expected about 500 to attend the meeting, set for 7 pm at Most Holy …
San Jose Mercury News, USA
For her, marijuana is a medicine. "It's been around for a long, long time, but it's been labeled as a bad thing," she says. She is a diabetic, with a heart condition and nerve problems in her legs. "Sometimes the pain is so bad, I can't stand it," she …
Contra Costa Times, CA
"They're large cities and San Jose, especially, weathered the housing market quite well." County, which in the first year of the decade was growing by more than 2 percent, added about 12000 people last year, at a rate of 1.2 percent. …
East Bay Express, CA
But after watching this stuff unfold for the past decade, I smell a snake in the grass. To me, it's more likely that Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig is laying the groundwork to help his friend A's co-owner Lew Wolff make a case for moving the team to …
San Jose Mercury News, USA
Meanwhile, dozens of individuals, schools and arts groups were offering to help Torres after Wednesday's Mercury News reported on damage to the mural, which Torres started two years ago at Pop's. A former drug dealer who became a youth counselor, …
San Jose Mercury News, USA
To pass the time, he studied the Bible and books on alcohol and drug therapy, and he painted portraits of fellow prisoners. "I just loved to paint and stayed out of trouble that way." When not incarcerated, he found sporadic work as a youth and …