San Jose teen turns origami into learning tool for neurodivergent children

Leon Le is a typical 17-year-old San Jose high school student who plays video games - except he founded an initiative called ...

Leon Le is a typical 17-year-old San Jose high school student who plays video games - except he founded an initiative called ...

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Local Standout Jag Ioane Commits to BYU After Contested Recruiting Battle

BYU has landed one of its top remaining targets. On Saturday morning, local standout Jag Ioane committed to BYU over ...

BYU has landed one of its top remaining targets. On Saturday morning, local standout Jag Ioane committed to BYU over ...

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San Jose State football will face challenges in new-look Mountain West

The Spartans, coming off a three-win season, look to rebound in a conference that now includes Northern Illinois, North ...

The Spartans, coming off a three-win season, look to rebound in a conference that now includes Northern Illinois, North ...

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Celebrating Greater Lansing's best: East Lansing's Taylor Manson excelled on world stage

The Lansing State Journal is highlighting the best athletes ever from the region. Today's standout is East Lansing's Taylor ...

The Lansing State Journal is highlighting the best athletes ever from the region. Today's standout is East Lansing's Taylor ...

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San Jose Spotlight: Santa Clara Approves Plans For Temporary Homeless Housing

After years of revisions, public debate and negotiations between city, Santa Clara County and nonprofit leaders, Santa Clara ...

After years of revisions, public debate and negotiations between city, Santa Clara County and nonprofit leaders, Santa Clara ...

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Get to Know: Abe Munayer

Get to know assistant strength and conditioning coach Abe Munayer, including the advice he shares with players. What got you ...

Get to know assistant strength and conditioning coach Abe Munayer, including the advice he shares with players. What got you ...

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East San Jose school district hires new superintendent

The Alum Rock Union School District has named Marnie Hazelton as superintendent. She takes the reins from Interim ...

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Mailbag: Regional basketball conferences (whispers are legit), Big Ten revenue splits, OSU’s Big 12 option, the Pac-12, Apple TV and more

Baker appeared on ‘Face The Nation’ recently and discussed the potential for basketball (and other sports) to reorganize ...

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Simone Biles attorney speaks out against SJSU over volleyball scandal after coach's allegations emerge

John Manly, who represented Simone Biles in the Larry Nassar case, says SJSU's volleyball scandal reflects a culture that ...

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Prediction markets allow people to bet on wildfires. Experts fear it will fuel arson

Some prediction markets allow people to bet on wildfires, as well as other extreme weather events. Experts are sounding the ...

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San Jose Spotlight: Campbells Popular Community Pool Permanently Closes

The city made the decision to drain and shut down the Community Center Pool on July 14 due to unrepairable leaks, following ...

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Mountain West media days unite former ‘Bows-turned-coaches Chang, Niumatalolo

Mountain West media days spotlight Hawaii grads Timmy Chang and Ken Niumatalolo ahead of UH’s Oct. 3 game against SJSU.

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Blackhawks Make Connor Bedard The Third Highest Paid Player In The NHL With A Five-Year Contract

The Chicago Blackhawks have locked up their superstar, agreeing to a five-year, $75 million contract with Connor Bedard.

The Chicago Blackhawks have locked up their superstar, agreeing to a five-year, $75 million contract with Connor Bedard.

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I applied to over 6,000 jobs and relied on a food pantry after being laid off. Here's what finally got me hired.

After being laid off, John Huân Vũ applied to more than 6,000 jobs, relied on a food pantry, and considered selling his home.

After being laid off, John Huân Vũ applied to more than 6,000 jobs, relied on a food pantry, and considered selling his home.

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Bay Area and California both lost jobs in June, new report shows

Both the Bay Area and California lost thousands of jobs in June, marking two straight months of job losses, the state ...

Both the Bay Area and California lost thousands of jobs in June, marking two straight months of job losses, the state ...

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Can cities make deals to lessen data center downsides? A Caltech professor says yes

About 80% of data centers are built in drought regions, including Southern California. With tremendous water needs, does this ...

About 80% of data centers are built in drought regions, including Southern California. With tremendous water needs, does this ...

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How Zohran Mamdani and other US mayors use the World Cup to communicate

Whether through livestreams or in-person attendance, America’s mayors have taken a variety of approaches to integrating soccer into their comms strategy ...

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ICE officer in Maine shooting has history of violent behavior, family and records say

The Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer who shot a Colombian man in Maine this week is an Army veteran who has ...

The Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer who shot a Colombian man in Maine this week is an Army veteran who has ...

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Feds drop charges against San Diego defense contractor in NAVWAR corruption case

Federal prosecutors in San Diego have dropped their criminal case against the third and final defense contractor who was ...

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Islanders 2027-28 Third-Jersey Competition Surpasses 65,000 Entries

Creative fans are flooding the NHL’s first-ever jersey design contest with historic volume, submitting thousands of ...

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Bay Padel opens in San Jose, giving lively boost to sleepy downtown

SAN JOSE — Bay Padel has opened its doors to the public for the first time in San Jose, bringing a fast-expanding racket ...

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San Jose Spotlight: Local Ride-Share Shuttle Expands Into North Santa Clara

Santa Clara residents and workers now have access to an on-demand shuttle service in the northern part of the city thanks to ...

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Once-popular tech majors lose luster as automation threatens job prospects for Bay Area students

AS COLLEGE APPLICATION season approaches, some Bay Area students are weighing familiar questions: Which major should I choose ...

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