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Hosted by Corey with the Story, San Jose News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in San Jose with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the community. From Silicon Valley developments to local issues, the show keeps you informed on what matters most across San Jose. Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, local trends, and stories shaping the city—produced by AI for speed, consistency, and clarity. Part of The Daily News Now network, San Jose News Today is built for listeners who want reliable local news...

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Mars Rover Finds Organic Molecules in Ancient River Delta | San Jose News
Mars Rover Finds Organic Molecules in Ancient River Delta | San Jose News episode artwork
Today at 9:26 AM

Mars just got a big boost for life hunters: Perseverance has spotted organic molecules in an ancient river delta, a watery hotspot where life’s building blocks might have been preserved. Located in Jezero Crater — once a lake billions of years ago — this fan-shaped deposit is prime real estate for past microbial life. While organics can form geologically too, finding them here is huge. The rover’s next move? Dig deeper with its advanced tools and prepare samples for Earth-bound labs — because the hunt for Mars’ hidden biology is just getting started.

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Stress Sharpens Your Focus | San Jose News
Stress Sharpens Your Focus | San Jose News episode artwork
Today at 4:35 AM

New research reveals that mild stress sharpens your brain’s focus, boosting learning by filtering out distractions and locking onto key details—turning pressure into a superpower for retention and efficiency.

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Niners Headed to Melbourne for Season Opener | San Jose News
Niners Headed to Melbourne for Season Opener | San Jose News episode artwork
Today at 3:32 AM

The Niners are jet-setting to Melbourne for their season opener against the Rams, braving a grueling 16-hour flight and time zone chaos as players like McCaffrey adjust sleep schedules. Coach Shanahan, who once balked at overseas games, now calls it the perfect setup — especially with the Rams as opponents. Injury updates reveal Sam Okuayinonu’s foot fracture sidelines him, while the injury report will be delayed due to international timing. The team’s captains are set: McCaffrey, Bosa, Juszczyk, Kittle, Lenoir, Purdy, Williams, Warner — and back is Deebo Samuel. Shanahan joked about giving the offensive linemen premium seats on the flig...


Social Media Rewiring Our Brains | San Jose News
Social Media Rewiring Our Brains | San Jose News episode artwork
Today at 2:47 AM

New research reveals how social media is rewiring our brains—short, dopamine-driven content is shrinking attention spans and eroding our ability to focus on complex tasks. From kids struggling with books to adults zoning out during movies, the impact is widespread and deeply personal. Experts warn this shift could harm critical thinking long-term, urging us to rethink how we consume digital media—and maybe even take a break to reclaim our focus.

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Phantom Anglerfish Discovered in Mariana Trench | San Jose News
Phantom Anglerfish Discovered in Mariana Trench | San Jose News episode artwork
Today at 2:47 AM

Scientists have uncovered a mind-blowing discovery in the Mariana Trench: the “phantom anglerfish,” a deep-sea creature thriving at over 26,000 feet—making it one of the deepest-living vertebrates ever found. Equipped with an otherworldly bioluminescent lure, this fish defies expectations by surviving crushing pressure and total darkness. The breakthrough, made possible by cutting-edge submersibles, shatters old assumptions about life’s limits—and hints at a vast, unexplored world beneath the waves. Researchers are now racing to decode its DNA and ecology, setting the stage for future expeditions that could rewrite biology textbooks.

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West Antarctica Ice Sheet in Crisis | San Jose News
West Antarctica Ice Sheet in Crisis | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 11:41 PM

West Antarctica’s massive ice sheet is destabilizing faster than feared, with the Amundsen Sea Embayment at risk of collapse due to warming ocean currents melting ice from below. New satellite and ocean data confirm accelerating ice loss, triggering global alarm over rising sea levels and irreversible climate impacts that threaten coastal cities and millions worldwide.

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Yosemite Highway 140 Reopens After Fire | San Jose News
Yosemite Highway 140 Reopens After Fire | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 11:36 PM

Yosemite’s main entrance, Highway 140, is back open—thanks to firefighters containing the Colorado Fire at 73% by Sunday. Shut down for safety during peak Labor Day traffic, the road reopened just in time for crowds, but crews are still patrolling and asking drivers to stay alert. Wildfire season isn’t over—so enjoy the park responsibly.

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McLaughlin’s Comeback Win at Monterey | San Jose News
McLaughlin’s Comeback Win at Monterey | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 11:23 PM

Scott McLaughlin finally broke his win drought with a commanding victory at the Mission Foods Grand Prix of Monterey, leading 87 of 95 laps in his Chevrolet and edging out the field by just 1.3 seconds — his eighth career win and his first in over two years. Meanwhile, Alex Palou, fresh off clinching his fourth straight IndyCar title, settled for eighth, showcasing the unpredictable nature of racing even after championship glory. In Indy NXT, Tymek Kucharczyk claimed the second race win, while 18-year-old Nakita Johnson made history as the youngest champion in the series, finishing second in both races — proving the next gene...


Big Tech's AI Launch Sparks Debate | San Jose News
Big Tech's AI Launch Sparks Debate | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 11:10 PM

Big tech just dropped its newest AI language model—promising to revolutionize how we chat with computers. But behind the hype? Internal debates, safety concerns, and ethical red flags from engineers. The public’s split between awe at its potential (personalized learning, creative tools) and fear of job loss and fake news. The company vows new safeguards and gradual rollout, with early demos showing impressive—but imperfect—results. This isn’t just another update—it’s a pivotal moment in AI’s race to shape our future.

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Brains Work Harder Than You Think When Seeing Motion | San Jose News
Brains Work Harder Than You Think When Seeing Motion | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 10:24 PM

Your brain is secretly a motion master—new research reveals our visual cortex works overtime just to track movement, predicting where objects will go next without us even realizing it. From dodging cars to catching balls, this hidden neural symphony powers our everyday actions—and scientists are now exploring how it changes with age or illness, potentially unlocking new treatments and tech breakthroughs.

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A Rugby Star’s Legacy of Humility and Heart | San Jose News
A Rugby Star’s Legacy of Humility and Heart | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 9:19 PM

A gifted 19-year-old rugby star, Dominic Peterson, died suddenly during a training run, leaving his college team and the sports world in mourning. Known as a “coach’s dream” for his talent, humility, and leadership, he carried himself with grace both on and off the field—helping opponents up, cheering teammates on, and earning respect everywhere he went. His legacy lives on through hundreds of heartfelt tributes and a moving memorial service, reminding us all of the profound impact one young life can have.

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Semiconductor Shortage Still Hits Hard | San Jose News
Semiconductor Shortage Still Hits Hard | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 8:36 PM

The global semiconductor shortage is still wreaking havoc, with demand skyrocketing for everything from phones to cars—but supply just can’t keep up. After years of disruption, manufacturers are racing to secure chips, leading to delays and higher prices. While new factories and increased production offer hope, it’ll take time to restore balance—proving just how vital these tiny chips are to our tech-driven world.

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Fed May Cut Rates This Year | San Jose News
Fed May Cut Rates This Year | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 7:50 PM

The Fed is eyeing a potential interest rate cut later this year as inflation cools, sparking debate over whether easing now will boost growth or risk reigniting inflation. With economists split on timing—September or December—the decision hinges on upcoming economic data. Whatever happens, it’ll ripple through mortgages, loans, and the stock market, making this one of the most watched financial developments of the year.

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160th Highland Gathering Brings Scotland to California | San Jose News
160th Highland Gathering Brings Scotland to California | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 7:13 PM

The 160th Scottish Highland Gathering & Games roared to life in Pleasanton, California, with thousands donning tartan and tunes as bagpipes, drums, and athletic feats like caber toss and sheepdog trials took center stage — a wild, vibrant weekend celebrating Scottish heritage, community, and pure electric energy.

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Los Gatos Honors 911 Heroes with Flyover | San Jose News
Los Gatos Honors 911 Heroes with Flyover | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 2:30 PM

Los Gatos honors 9/11’s heroes with a powerful flyover and remembrance as the town commemorates 25 years since the tragedy, spotlighting alumni Mark Bingham and Todd Beamer who saved lives aboard Flight 93 — with a keynote from firefighter Joe Torrillo and a moving ceremony that includes military tribute, anthem performance, and a renewed memorial plaque to inspire future generations.

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Cupertino Together Unites for Change | San Jose News
Cupertino Together Unites for Change | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 2:30 PM

Three candidates in Cupertino are running as a unified slate called “Cupertino Together,” aiming to win all three open city council seats in November. They’re pushing for bold changes: boosting tax revenue, building more housing—including “missing middle” options like duplexes and triplexes—and prioritizing public safety. Having known each other for years, they believe their teamwork and shared vision can drive real progress where the current council has stalled. With strong community endorsements and a big August kickoff event, they’re rallying voters to support their coordinated effort to transform Cupertino into a world-class city.

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Campbell Wine Walk & Mayor’s Address | San Jose News
Campbell Wine Walk & Mayor’s Address | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 2:30 PM

Get ready to sip and stroll—Campbell’s 17th Annual Downtown Wine Walk is just around the corner on Sept. 17, featuring nearly 20 wineries pouring samples across downtown. Tickets are $55 if you snag them before Sept. 13, then jump to $60. Each ticket includes a tasting tumbler for one pour per stop—and no ticket needed if you’re driving. Plus, catch Mayor Dan Furtado’s State of the City address on Sept. 16 at 6:30 PM at the Orchard City Banquet Hall, where he’ll outline key priorities like housing, infrastructure, and public safety. RSVPs encouraged at MayorStateoftheCity@campbellca.gov.

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Decade of Exchange and Run Home 5K | San Jose News
Decade of Exchange and Run Home 5K | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 2:30 PM

For a decade, Los Gatos High School has hosted Japanese exchange students from Sakuragaoka High School, creating real-world language immersion and deep cultural bonds — a legacy rooted in a 2001 teacher’s vision. Meanwhile, Life Services Alternatives celebrates its seventh annual Run Home 5K/10K, honoring Sitara Ranganathan, whose care inspired her father to launch the race — all while raising funds for lifelong support for adults with disabilities.

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Bus Program Struggles and Festival Rescue | San Jose News
Bus Program Struggles and Festival Rescue | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 1:44 PM

Redwood Middle School’s new bus program stumbled due to unreliable service, dropping from 50 to just 25 riders as buses ran late or got canceled—especially on Route 51, hit by staffing gaps and app glitches. VTA is rolling out fixes: earlier pick-ups in October and a “no cancellation” policy for Route 51 to boost student ridership. Meanwhile, the Saratoga City Council is rallying to save the historic Blossom Festival after its longtime organizer stepped back. A local nonprofit, Asian Americans for Better Community, with proven event experience, is stepping in to keep the beloved tradition alive—with council backing.

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Apple’s New CEO and Big Policy Shifts | San Jose News
Apple’s New CEO and Big Policy Shifts | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 12:41 PM

Apple’s new CEO is John Ternus, the veteran engineer who helped build the iPad and Apple Watch, stepping in after Tim Cook. His hardware roots could steer the company in a fresh direction. Meanwhile, PG&E’s CEO faces backlash as the utility scales back green energy projects amid wildfire liability fallout. And in education, the state superintendent narrowly avoids a power cut — though his political future remains uncertain with term limits looming.

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Bay Area Football Shines in Week 1 | San Jose News
Bay Area Football Shines in Week 1 | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 12:40 PM

High school football exploded across the Bay Area this weekend, with McClymonds crushing Redwood Christian 48-0 to set the tone. From blowout wins like Concord’s 76-point explosion to nail-biters like Valley Christian’s overtime heartbreaker, every game delivered drama. Defenses shone too—Half Moon Bay and Saratoga locked down shutouts while offenses roared. De La Salle stays No. 1, but Pittsburg stumbled against St. John Bosco, reminding everyone that even elite teams face fire. Serra added a Hawaiian showdown win to the mix. The season’s just begun, but early signs point to a wild, action-packed ride ahead.

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Monthly Stipends Helped Survivors Gain Safety | San Jose News
Monthly Stipends Helped Survivors Gain Safety | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 11:37 AM

San Mateo County’s $1,000 monthly stipend pilot for 20 domestic violence survivors—funded by $348K and run through nonprofit CORA—ended after a year, proving financial autonomy can ease stress and empower moms to escape abusive situations. Now, county leaders will review Stanford’s findings on whether this bold step toward safety and self-sufficiency should become permanent.

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Eight Billion: What It Means for Us All | San Jose News
Eight Billion: What It Means for Us All | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 7:12 AM

Eight billion humans — a milestone born of medical triumphs and global resilience — now walk the planet, reshaping economies, ecosystems, and societies. While developed nations face shrinking populations, emerging regions surge ahead, demanding smarter resource management and sustainable innovation. More people mean more potential — but also greater pressure on food, water, and housing. Scientists are racing to align population growth with climate action and urban planning, urging global cooperation to ensure no one is left behind — and no planet is overburdened.

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Cal Falls to UCLA in Season Opener | San Jose News
Cal Falls to UCLA in Season Opener | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 7:01 AM

Cal’s season opener ended in a brutal 45-24 loss to UCLA, marking the debut of new head coach Tosh Lupoi. Though the Bears battled back from halftime deficits and tied the game at 24 with a strong third quarter, a pivotal interception returned for a touchdown by UCLA shattered momentum—and snapped QB Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele’s streak of over 200 consecutive passes without an INT. Adam Mohammed shined on the ground with over 100 yards, and transfer receivers showed promise, but costly turnovers proved decisive. Despite the defeat, flashes of potential suggest Cal has a foundation to build on as they regrou...


Earthquakes Stuck in Winless Skid | San Jose News
Earthquakes Stuck in Winless Skid | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 6:31 AM

San Jose Earthquakes’ nine-match winless streak continues after a heartbreaker — Guilherme Biro’s stoppage-time goal forces a 1-1 draw against Austin FC, mirroring their recent pattern of late collapses. Coach Bruce Arena raged at costly mistakes, especially after missed chances against L.A. Galaxy. Niko Tsakiris gave San Jose an early lead, and a VAR denied Austin’s equalizer, while the keeper saved a late shot. Still sixth in the West, the Quakes aim to snap the slump against San Diego Wednesday.

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Your Brain Can't Multitask Effectively | San Jose News
Your Brain Can't Multitask Effectively | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 4:22 AM

Your brain isn’t multitasking—it’s rapidly switching between tasks, which causes errors, overwhelm, and erodes focus over time. New research confirms that juggling multiple complex tasks actually makes you less efficient, even if you feel productive. The more you multitask, the harder it becomes to concentrate deeply—a cycle that’s tough to break. Next time you’re tempted to do five things at once, remember: slowing down and focusing on one thing is the real shortcut to getting things done right.

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Dick Gould's Legacy in College Tennis | San Jose News
Dick Gould's Legacy in College Tennis | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 2:03 AM

Dick Gould, the legendary Stanford tennis coach who led the team to 17 NCAA titles and amassed a 776-148 record, was honored at the U.S. Open with custom sneakers—one displaying his championship count, the other his win-loss mark. Celebrated by former players now thriving in pro tennis and broadcasting, Gould reflected on his mission to guide young athletes through life’s transition, emphasizing quiet mentorship. But he also sounded the alarm on modern college sports, warning that NIL deals and the transfer portal threaten the soul of collegiate competition, risking championships bought over earned. His tribute wasn’t just p...


Mountain Lion Encounter in Santa Clara | San Jose News
Mountain Lion Encounter in Santa Clara | San Jose News episode artwork
Yesterday at 1:01 AM

A hiker in Santa Clara County had a heart-pounding close encounter with a mountain lion—but officials confirmed the big cat was just behaving naturally, not aggressively. The hiker stayed calm, avoided running, and waited for a rescue helicopter. Authorities emphasized that while sightings can be scary, they’re usually non-threatening if you stay put, appear larger, and back away slowly. They’re urging hikers to travel in groups, watch kids, and stay alert during dawn and dusk—because coexistence means respecting their space and knowing how to react safely.

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Chainsmokers Concert Leaves 14 Hospitalized | San Jose News
Chainsmokers Concert Leaves 14 Hospitalized | San Jose News episode artwork
Last Saturday at 10:58 PM

A wild concert night in San Jose turned chaotic when 14 people ended up in the hospital after a mix of alcohol and drug-related incidents during The Chainsmokers’ performance. Emergency crews rolled out with 14 ambulances, responding to calls from Discovery Meadow as the show stretched into the late evening. Though the duo was just one stop on their tour—heading to Vegas next—the incident underscores the importance of safety at large events. Police haven’t yet responded to follow-up questions, but medical teams were quick to help those in need. Here’s hoping everyone recovers fully.

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Your Brain’s Learning Map Revealed | San Jose News
Your Brain’s Learning Map Revealed | San Jose News episode artwork
Last Saturday at 9:56 PM

New brain research reveals how learning sparks dynamic neural pathways—not just through cramming, but through connection and consolidation. Scientists tracked real-time brain activity as people mastered complex skills like languages or technical tasks, discovering that learning isn’t static—it evolves over time, even after study ends. Crucially, sleep emerges as a key player, where the brain replays and strengthens new connections during rest. This breakthrough could revolutionize education and professional training by aligning methods with how our brains naturally absorb and retain knowledge.

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Spartans Clutch Win Over Eagles | San Jose News
Spartans Clutch Win Over Eagles | San Jose News episode artwork
Last Saturday at 9:56 PM

San Jose State stunned Eastern Michigan with a gritty 27-21 road win, showcasing clutch performances and defensive resilience in a game that came down to the wire. Cooper Hoch lit up the scoreboard with two TDs and over 115 yards, while Jabari Bates delivered his best game yet with 119 rushing yards. The defense locked down in the fourth, forcing seven straight scoreless drives and sealing it with an interception by Dylan Lee. New kicker Trajan Sinatra nailed a 49-yarder to give the Spartans the lead. After a tough season of close losses, this win proves they’ve got the heart to...


Amador Valley Basketball Hit with Two-Year Ban | San Jose News
Amador Valley Basketball Hit with Two-Year Ban | San Jose News episode artwork
Last Saturday at 9:55 PM

Amador Valley High School’s boys basketball team faces major fallout after self-reporting rule violations from the 2025-26 season, leading to forfeits of all games involving an ineligible player and a two-year postseason ban. Head coach Willis Gardner stepped down in June, citing personal reasons unrelated to the violations. Officials are still investigating how the mistake occurred, but the penalties already hit hard — sidelining the program’s championship ambitions and shaking up the school community.

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Plastic Pollution Crisis in Our Oceans | San Jose News
Plastic Pollution Crisis in Our Oceans | San Jose News episode artwork
Last Saturday at 7:54 PM

New research reveals ocean plastic pollution is far worse than previously thought, with millions of tons of debris—much of it from single-use items—accumulating faster than we can clean it. Microplastics, invisible yet pervasive, are entering the food chain, raising serious health concerns. Scientists are urging global action: stricter regulations, better waste systems, and innovation in biodegradable materials to reverse this escalating crisis before it’s too late.

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Farm Bureau vs Immigrant Rights in Sonoma | San Jose News
Farm Bureau vs Immigrant Rights in Sonoma | San Jose News episode artwork
Last Saturday at 7:37 PM

Sonoma County is caught in a fiery clash between the Farm Bureau and immigrant rights advocates, as the bureau backs the sheriff’s controversial policy of sharing inmate data with ICE—targeting serious felons. Protesters staged a dramatic “die-in” to expose the real human toll: immigrants detained on their way to work, families torn apart, and a workforce vital to the region’s survival. While the Farm Bureau frames its stance as “common sense” for public safety, critics—including some farmers—warn that any cooperation with immigration enforcement fuels fear and undermines the very communities that sustain the local economy. The debat...


Squid, Scrap, and Sea Rescue | San Jose News
Squid, Scrap, and Sea Rescue | San Jose News episode artwork
Last Saturday at 7:37 PM

A grounded fishing boat, the Lake Bay, is facing an ugly fate after running aground at Point Reyes—its 30-50 ton squid cargo now rotting and crews in hazmat suits scrambling to clean it up. Despite being a sturdy 1975 Delta Marine, the Coast Guard deemed it unseaworthy and refused to attempt a tow, citing stability and fuel leak risks. But local fishermen and officials are pushing back, arguing these vessels are often repairable and that scrapping them creates more environmental harm. They’re calling for a 36-hour window to use local expertise before giving up on a boat—and sparki...


Pellet Gun Attacks on Cats Spark Alarm | San Jose News
Pellet Gun Attacks on Cats Spark Alarm | San Jose News episode artwork
Last Saturday at 7:37 PM

Two young cats in San Jose were brutally shot with pellet guns, sparking an urgent investigation and raising alarms about animal cruelty and public safety. One cat survived surgery with eight pellets lodged in her body; the other is also recovering at the animal care center. Authorities are calling for community help to identify the perpetrators, emphasizing that intentional harm to animals is a serious crime in California—with legal consequences and deeper societal implications. Experts warn of a troubling link between animal abuse and violence against humans, urging residents to stay vigilant and report any suspicious behavior.

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Geppetto's 50th Anniversary Celebration | San Jose News
Geppetto's 50th Anniversary Celebration | San Jose News episode artwork
Last Saturday at 7:37 PM

Geppetto’s, the beloved San Diego toy store turning 50, celebrates its golden anniversary with nine locations, hand-selected toys by owner Brian Miller, and a legacy of family memories — from kids spending their own coins to multi-generational shoppers — all while giving back to Rady Children’s Hospital through special anniversary events and custom toy sales.

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Miami Shatters Stanford with Explosive Offense | San Jose News
Miami Shatters Stanford with Explosive Offense | San Jose News episode artwork
Last Saturday at 7:04 PM

Miami obliterated Stanford 45-6 in a dazzling offensive showcase, as transfer QB Darian Mensah dazzled with over 400 yards and five TDs, while receiver Malachi Toney shattered Miami’s record with 234 yards and three scores. Stanford’s defense couldn’t keep up, surrendering touchdowns on six of seven possessions, while their offense stalled due to drops and penalties. QB Davis Warren admitted the team made too many mistakes against a top-tier opponent. The loss leaves Stanford at 1-1 heading into a crucial bye week — described by Warren as a “get better week” — before facing weaker opponents like Duke, Georgia Tech, and Wake Fores...


Tiburon Prepares for Winter Storms | San Jose News
Tiburon Prepares for Winter Storms | San Jose News episode artwork
Last Saturday at 6:50 PM

Tiburon’s splashing down $75,000 to gear up for El Niño’s wrath—flooding, king tides, and heavy rain are on the horizon. The town’s buying flood barriers, a powerful pump, light towers, and traffic control tools, targeting vulnerable zones like low-lying roads and shorelines. Council members stress “better safe than sorry,” noting this gear won’t expire and could be vital even if winter turns mild. Meanwhile, Marin County is coordinating with neighboring towns to boost emergency comms, inspect storm infrastructure, and map flood risks—all while launching a public info hub. As the county exec puts it: preparedness...


Jaguar Sonries Makes His Mark at Happy Hollow | San Jose News
Jaguar Sonries Makes His Mark at Happy Hollow | San Jose News episode artwork
Last Saturday at 3:21 PM

A nine-year-old jaguar named Sonries, whose smiley-face spots inspired his name, has arrived at Happy Hollow Park and Zoo in San Jose after being rescued from a breeding program due to a joint abnormality. Initially shy and preferring indoor comfort, Sonries is slowly coming out of his shell—playing with straw-filled bags, exploring his habitat, and even climbing trees. He’s stepping into the role left vacant by the late Sophia, who passed away from kidney disease. Visitors can catch a glimpse of him during the zoo’s “Hooray for Happy Hollow” fundraiser on September 12th—though he’ll only show up i...