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Family Harvest food giveaway program set for Aug. 27 in Sunnyvale
08/17/2025

Family Harvest food giveaway program set for Aug. 27 in Sunnyvale

Groceries to be distributed at Columbia Middle School.

Bay Padel sport venue signs lease in Google’s downtown San Jose village
08/13/2025

Bay Padel sport venue signs lease in Google’s downtown San Jose village

Bay Padel signed a lease to take space at a downtown San Jose building within the footprint of Google’s Creekside site.

Altera chops jobs in San Jose as pace of Bay Area tech worker losses eases
08/13/2025

Altera chops jobs in San Jose as pace of Bay Area tech worker losses eases

Altera will trim scores of tech jobs in San Jose — although the pace of tech staff reductions has slowed in the Bay Area.

As electric bills rise across the US, evidence mounts that data centers share blame. States feel pressure to act
08/11/2025

As electric bills rise across the US, evidence mounts that data centers share blame. States feel pressure to act

Some data centers could require more electricity than cities the size of Pittsburgh, Cleveland or New Orleans, and make huge factories look tiny by comparison.

H-1B visas: Federal government mandates in-person interviews for overseas renewals
08/11/2025

H-1B visas: Federal government mandates in-person interviews for overseas renewals

Controversy over the H-1B exploded late last year, as anti-immigrant conservatives faced off against advocates from the tech industry who are close to Trump.

Sunnyvale Art Club hosts juried exhibit Aug. 16-17 at library
08/10/2025

Sunnyvale Art Club hosts juried exhibit Aug. 16-17 at library

Club’s ‘Summer Vibes’ show is also on exhibit in library’s technology center.

Newsom announces agreements to embed AI products from Big Tech into state colleges, high schools
08/08/2025

Newsom announces agreements to embed AI products from Big Tech into state colleges, high schools

The announcement comes amid massive hype and significant concerns over the “generative AI” technology that can produce text, video, sound and computer code in response to prompts from u…

Why The King’s Academy’s star receiver transferred to Riordan
08/08/2025

Why The King’s Academy’s star receiver transferred to Riordan

King’s Academy star wide receiver/defensive back Kyle Welch announced his transfer to Archbishop Riordan weeks before the start of the 2025 football season. He explains his decision in an int…

Rep. Ro Khanna seeks ‘new generation of leaders’ in the Democratic Party. Is he the answer?
08/07/2025

Rep. Ro Khanna seeks ‘new generation of leaders’ in the Democratic Party. Is he the answer?

Rep. Ro Khanna vaulted himself into prominence last week by seeking Epstein files.

Apple preps purchase of South Bay campus, sources say
08/06/2025

Apple preps purchase of South Bay campus, sources say

Apple has agreed to buy another big office campus in the South Bay.

Jury report rebukes teen foster care services in Santa Clara County
08/06/2025

Jury report rebukes teen foster care services in Santa Clara County

The report by the Civil Grand Jury, an independent watchdog body for local government that examines public agencies and citizen complaints, is the latest investigation critical of the county’s Depa…

Letters: Rolling back Roadless Rule threatens our forests, communities
08/06/2025

Letters: Rolling back Roadless Rule threatens our forests, communities

Also: ICE abuses | Immigration policy | Erecting barriers | Greater transparency | Trump’s debt. Mercury News reader letters to the editor for Aug. 6, 2025.

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