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Golf plus family time: Looking for a place where your short game and your weekend plans both improve?
Old-school Italian comfort: Casual, family-owned, and reliably satisfying, Giorgio's Italian Food and Pizzeria is that go-to red-sauce spot for San Jose locals when you want crisp pizza, saucy pasta, and zero fuss.
Fresh nails, zero stress: Mahalo Nail Bar keeps Campbell hands and feet looking sharp with meticulous gel manis, pedis, Gel X, dip, and full sets, plus waxing and permanent makeup.
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Three people have been arrested in connection to a series of chain snatch robberies in San Jose.
Full story at eastbaytimes.com ↗
Chico De Mayo's Tacos, a taco business that started with a father and daughter, has opened its first brick-and-mortar restaurant in Downtown San Jose, marking a significant transition from a mobile catering outfit to a permanent neighborhood eatery.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
The West Wind Drive-in’s Free Movie Night will return on September 10, 2026, at theaters in Concord and San Jose.
Full story at sf.funcheap.com ↗
San Jose police have confirmed that a suspect who shot and injured a San Jose officer was killed following an exchange of gunfire during a police shooting that occurred near Tamien Park.
Full story at abc7news.com ↗
Former councilmember Carl Salas has been leading kayak tours on the Guadalupe River in San Jose, aiming to restore its reputation.
Full story at sanjosespotlight.com ↗
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