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New passport requirement in Mexico aims to protect kids from human trafficking
A new security feature aims to derail those looking to traffic children.
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Latinos lag in civic engagement, including voting, new study says
Latinos continue to lag behind when it comes to civic engagement, including voting, a new study reveals.
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California average gas prices near $5 per gallon. Here's why
Gas prices have been steadily going up over the last couple of weeks.
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‘It was deeply hurtful': Lawsuit asks court to declare California boy with autism a ‘nuisance'
A San Jose mother says she is saddened that a former neighbor is now suing her because her child is on the autism spectrum.
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Legendary South Bay Norteño band says ‘Why not us?' for Super Bowl halftime show
As the Super Bowl nears and 49ers fans continue to flock to Las Vegas for the big game, members of the Grammy-winning Norteño band Los Tigres del Norte out of the South Bay say they would love to get a shot someday at the big stage in the halftime show.
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Newsom says progress is steady with California's mental health court
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday said slow but steady progress has been made with the state’s mental health court, a pilot program that launched in October.
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16-year-old arrested for intentionally running over people in San Jose, police say
San Jose police have arrested a 16-year-old driver who they say intentionally ran over multiple people back in September.
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Why are electrical outlets covered at Starbucks? Here's what to know
Several customers at Starbucks hoping to do a little work as they sip their latte are finding a new challenge. Electrical outlets are covered at some Starbucks locations in the Bay Area and appears to be a growing trend.
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2 children drown in pool at Bay Area home day care
Two children drowned and a third was rescued Monday in a pool at a home day care in South San Jose, police said.
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California dealing with massive shortage of Latino doctors, study shows
Hospitals and clinics across the state and the nation are having their own emergency — a massive shortage of Latino doctors. Now, a group of local physicians is sounding the alarm after they say it’s been an ongoing issue for years.