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San Jose News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

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,

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2:04

Daniel Garcia Retires as Cultivator | San Jose News

San Jose News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/29

Daniel Garcia, founder of Content magazine, is retiring—but not disappearing from the arts scene. Calling himself a “cultivator” like a priest, he built Content in 2012 with his wife Sarah to spotlight local creatives—from chefs to athletes—and foster pride and connection in San Jose. Now handing leadership to David Valdespino, Jr., Garcia plans to return to photography and welcome his first grandchild. Content’s legacy lives on through digital platforms, events, and community networks, turning

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1:36

49ers Roster Solid Despite Injuries | San Jose News

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2026/08/29

The 49ers are locking in a surprisingly strong 53-man roster despite injuries, with Brock Purdy and Mac Jones anchoring a potent QB room, Christian McCaffrey and Deebo Samuel leading a deep receiver corps, and rookie De’Zhaun Stribling stepping up where Ricky Pearsall fell. Eddy Piñeiro’s big field goal adds special teams firepower, while defensive anchors Fred Warner and Dre Greenlaw hold down the line—though pass rush depth remains a concern. With key players healthy and rookies rising, San

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2:05

Afghan American Wins Amid Financial Firestorm | San...

San Jose News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/29

Afghan American State Senator Aisha Wahab is poised to become the first of her community in Congress after narrowly defeating Melissa Hernandez in a contentious special election runoff, despite a flood of over $5 million in outside spending from pro-Israel groups that ran divisive ads targeting her. Critics called the ads “dogwhistles,” especially given their ties to Gaza, and voters like Greg Humpa said they back Wahab because they reject such tactics. While Wahab won with 53% of the vote,

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1:27

EU Targets Single-Use Plastics | San Jose News

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2026/08/29

The EU is set to ban single-use plastics like cutlery, plates, cotton bud sticks, and coffee stirrers by 2021, aiming to slash ocean pollution and push for reusable alternatives. While environmentalists cheer the move as vital progress, businesses worry about costs and logistics. Officials are also boosting recycling efforts and supporting biodegradable innovation — a global shift toward sustainability that demands everyone’s adaptation. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:34

Hawaii vs Stanford Season Opener | San Jose News

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2026/08/29

Hawaii and Stanford kick off their seasons in a high-stakes showdown at 4 PM on the ACC Network — Stanford’s first home opener under new head coach Tavita Pritchard, aiming to snap a losing streak and reach five wins for the first time since 2018, while Hawaii, fresh off their best season in years, brings back key playmakers like QB Micah Alejado and receiver Pofele Ashlock. Both coaches are among only four Polynesian head coaches in FBS, adding cultural depth to this explosive matchup.

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2:03

Rent Control Vote in Bay Area | San Jose News

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2026/08/29

Voters in Redwood City and San Pablo are deciding this November on bold new rent control measures designed to shield tenants from skyrocketing housing costs. Redwood City’s Measure E caps annual rent hikes at 5% or 60% of inflation—whichever is lower—and bans no-fault evictions, while San Pablo’s Measure S proposes a 3% cap plus tenant protections. For renters like one woman paying $3,000 a month who’s seen relentless price spikes, these laws could mean stability—or displacement. But landlords

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1:49

Republicans Propose Election Reforms | San Jose News

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2026/08/29

Republicans in California are quietly pushing two common-sense reforms to fix broken election systems: making the secretary of state’s office officially nonpartisan and handing ballot proposition titles and summaries to the neutral Legislative Analyst’s Office instead of the attorney general. The current secretary, almost guaranteed to be a Democrat due to voter registration, is seen as too partisan — undermining trust in elections, especially with growing partisan divides. Meanwhile, the

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1:21

Ejections and Home Runs in Giants’ Loss | San Jose News

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2026/08/29

Giants fall hard in 10-6 loss to Diamondbacks, sparked by a controversial third-inning call that led to three runs and ejections of manager Tony Vitello and pitcher Logan Webb—Webb’s first ever ejection, Vitello’s fifth since taking over. The pivotal play? A disputed ball/foul at third that set the tone for a frustrating night. Despite Bryce Eldridge’s homer and Christian Koss’s two-run blast, the bullpen couldn’t hold off the D-backs. But there was light: rookie Braxton Roxby made his MLB

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1:19

Palo Alto Dominates Early Season | San Jose News

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2026/08/29

Palo Alto crushed Leigh 56-14 in a dominant season opener, setting the tone for a loaded high school football slate. Fremont-Sunnyvale and Independence also won tight matchups, while Monterey edged Christopher in a nail-biter. Early scores hint at team strengths and growing pains—watch how these storylines unfold as the packed schedule kicks into gear with games like De La Salle vs. Serra and Bellarmine vs. Sobrato coming up fast. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:51

Laura Owens Pleads Guilty to Pregnancy Fraud | San...

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2026/08/29

Laura Owens, daughter of Bay Area radio icon Ronn Owens, has pleaded guilty to four felony counts in a shocking pregnancy fraud case that erupted after she accused “Bachelor” star Clayton Echard and another man of fathering her child — claims later proven false. She admitted to fabricating pregnancies, even presenting a doctored sonogram and video to manipulate them, and now faces up to 12.5 years in prison on the first count, with the rest potentially resulting in probation. The case, which

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1:32

Weather Channel Sale Blocked by Judge | San Jose News

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2026/08/29

A federal judge has halted IBM’s planned $100 million sale of The Weather Channel, citing urgent legal scrutiny over disputed intellectual property ownership. The move follows a lawsuit by Weather Group, the channel’s actual owner, who claims IBM is illegally selling assets that don’t belong to them. With the deal on hold, the future of The Weather Channel’s ownership hangs in the balance as both sides prepare for a high-stakes legal showdown. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli

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1:46

AI Model Pulled Over Historical Errors | San Jose News

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2026/08/29

Tech giant pulls the plug on its controversial new AI model after backlash over historically inaccurate and problematic image generation—blaming flawed diversity efforts, promising a relaunch once fixes are made, and bringing in outside experts to overhaul internal processes amid growing scrutiny over AI bias and responsibility. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated,

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1:27

Ghostly Snailfish Found in Mariana Trench | San Jose...

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2026/08/29

Deep in the crushing darkness of the Mariana Trench, scientists have uncovered a new species: the ghostly snailfish, thriving at depths over eight thousand meters. With a gelatinous, translucent body and no swim bladder, this bizarre creature defies expectations by surviving extreme pressure — rewriting what we know about life’s limits. Part of a major hadal zone expedition, researchers are now unraveling its biology, diet, and role in the abyssal ecosystem, proving once again that Earth’s

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1:27

East Bay Park or Private Development | San Jose News

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2026/08/29

Golden Gate Fields could become a stunning new East Bay shoreline park — but time is running out. With $125 million from Proposition 4’s Climate Bond on the table, state officials are urging lawmakers to act fast and protect this rare public waterfront before private development claims it. Meanwhile, a controversial Supreme Court ruling lets an executive order on mail-in voting stand — even though courts have already ruled fraud wasn’t a problem in the last election. Critics see it as

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1:48

Voting, Debt, and the Green Future | San Jose News

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2026/08/29

The Supreme Court’s latest ruling upholds an executive order on mail-in voting, sparking fears of voter suppression and raising alarms about judicial impartiality. Election officials scramble to find workarounds—secure drop boxes, private delivery services—as states reclaim control to ensure every ballot counts. Meanwhile, environmental advocates in California draw from history to push for a clean energy future, framing it as essential for survival. And amid soaring national debt, critics

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1:38

Bread Sculptures That Shocked Ripley's | San Jose News

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2026/08/29

In Benicia, California, One House Bakery turns bread into art with a seven-foot-tall, 300-pound sculpture called “LeVanVan” — a whimsical nod to a popular toy, now featured in Ripley’s Believe It or Not. Made by Hannalee and Catherine Pervan, the family bakers also craft other bread masterpieces for the local scarecrow contest, shelling them in protective coating to fend off curious critters before composting them post-judging. With roots in construction, they built the bakery from scratch,

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1:16

Oakland Cop Accused of Wage Theft | San Jose News

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2026/08/29

Oakland police sergeant Kevin Arias is facing serious charges after an audit revealed he allegedly stole $38,000 by logging fake hours over several months. Charged with one felony count of grand theft, Arias was placed on modified assignment before being moved to administrative leave. The case highlights accountability—even for those in uniform—and has sparked widespread conversation about how misconduct is handled within law enforcement.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli

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2:01

California’s New Parental Leave Law for Elected...

San Jose News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/29

California just passed a groundbreaking law that protects city councilmembers taking parental leave—ending the scary reality where new parents could lose their seats. After Alysa Cisneros, seven months pregnant, faced this exact threat, lawmakers acted. The new legislation ensures elected officials can take leave without penalty, with cities required to establish private notification procedures and exclude leave from absence counts. Backed by bipartisan support and hailed as vital, this move

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1:50

Prop 3 Keeps Tax Rates for Schools | San Jose News

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2026/08/29

This November, California voters face a pivotal choice: keep tax rates on top earners permanent or let them expire, risking billions for schools and safety net programs. Proposition Three doesn’t raise new taxes—it locks in existing ones voters approved in 2012 and 2016, funding local education, community colleges, and critical services like healthcare and housing aid. Opponents claim high earners will flee, but data shows they’re staying—and the state can’t afford to lose $5–$15 billion

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1:25

Train Celebrates 25 Years on Haight | San Jose News

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2026/08/29

Train celebrates 25 years of “Drops of Jupiter” with a wild, free block party on Haight Street—where they first played and where their new album is named after—a day after wrapping their sold-out tour, with Pat Monahan even bringing his 14-year-old son onstage as fans sang along from rooftops and fire escapes. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news

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