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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...

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Waymo’s Bold New Drive | San Jose News 11.07.2026

Waymo’s self-driving cars are sparking both awe and alarm—once hailed as sci-fi dream rides for teens, they’re now tangled in controversy: underage riders racking up bills, fatal cat strikes, and reckless teen antics. Despite safety stats showing fewer accidents than human drivers, Waymo’s new assertive driving style is turning heads—and traffic lanes—on their own terms. Listen in comfort: Get a d...

ICJ Orders Israel to Halt Rafah Offensive | San Jose News 11.07.2026

The International Court of Justice has issued a landmark order demanding Israel halt its military offensive in Rafah, citing a grave risk of irreparable harm to civilians and calling for urgent humanitarian access. This follows South Africa’s genocide case and builds on January’s provisional measures, sparking global debate: Palestinians see it as accountability, Israel rejects it as mischaracteri...

Brains See Music and Language as One | San Jose News 11.07.2026

New research reveals our brains process music and language in startlingly similar ways—unlocking a hidden neural symphony where rhythm, pitch, and structure speak the same universal language. Scientists are mapping real-time brain activity, proving that music and speech share deep cognitive roots, blurring old boundaries and offering fresh insights into learning, communication, and even treating c...

Giants Blow Save Again, Injuries Mount | San Jose News 11.07.2026

Giants drop another heartbreaker, falling 4-3 after a shaky ninth inning that saw a blown save and a controversial non-catch that loaded the bases again. Dylan Smith stepped up with a clutch, bases-loaded shutout in the sixth, and Robbie Ray kept it close despite walking batters, but the bullpen couldn’t seal it. Keaton Winn returns from the IL, while Victor Bericoto goes down and Matt Chapman rem...

Robi Lynn Perley Death Under Investigation | San Jose News 11.07.2026

Robi Lynn Perley Death Under Investigation | San Jose News

Giants Draft Strategy Unveiled | San Jose News 11.07.2026

The Giants are poised to make waves in the MLB draft with the fourth overall pick and a sneaky-good 29th, giving them the fourth-largest bonus pool to reshape their roster. With a solid 10th-ranked farm system, they’re targeting top talent like Jackson Flora — the top pitcher in the draft — while also eyeing shortstops, outfielders, and more. Sticking to the “best player available” strategy, they’...

Man Arrested in Two Peninsula Sexual Assaults | San Jose News 11.07.2026

Redwood City police arrest 30-year-old Jose Manuel Gonzalez Cruz in connection with two brutal sexual assaults on the Peninsula — one in Redwood City on July 5th and another in San Carlos on May 10th — with charges including assault with intent to commit a sexual offense during burglary and indecent exposure. Authorities urge anyone with info to come forward. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a...

Valkyries Smash Record in Thriller | San Jose News 11.07.2026

The Golden State Valkyries just shattered the WNBA record, becoming the fastest expansion team ever to reach 40 wins—done in just 68 games across their first two seasons. Their latest 79-64 win over the struggling Connecticut Sun extended their franchise-record win streak to seven games, even without key player Gabby Williams due to injury. Veronica Burton lit up the game with 17 points and 6 assi...

Life Sentence for 40-Year-Old Murder | San Jose News 11.07.2026

After 42 years, a cold case murder is finally solved — and justice is served. James Oliver Unick, 64, was sentenced to life without parole for the 1982 rape and strangulation of 13-year-old Sarah Geer. DNA breakthroughs in 2021 led investigators to Unick, confirmed via a discarded cigarette. Despite claiming the encounter was consensual, the jury rejected his story. The judge condemned his lack of...

Suspect Linked to Two Burglary Assaults | San Jose News 11.07.2026

Redwood City police have arrested a 30-year-old suspect, Jose Manuel Gonzalez Cruz, in connection with two brutal residential burglaries involving sexual assaults—one in May in San Carlos, another on July 5th. Investigators from Redwood City PD and San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office linked Cruz through shared evidence, leading to multiple charges including assault with intent to commit a sexual off...

Cat on Highway 101 Rescue | San Jose News 11.07.2026

A 14-year-old cat named Artie took a wild ride down Highway 101 in Marin County, prompting a daring California Highway Patrol rescue. Officers Ashley and Vasquez pulled off a heroic freeway intervention, scooping Artie from the median with only minor road rash. Back with his family the next day, Artie’s adventure — and the officers’ bravery — made for a story that’s pure Hollywood, minus the CGI....

Nanobots Target Cancer with Precision | San Jose News 11.07.2026

Scientists have engineered nanobots—microscopic drug-delivery machines—that can target cancer cells with pinpoint accuracy, slashing tumor size in mice and potentially revolutionizing cancer treatment by eliminating harsh side effects. While human trials are still ahead, this breakthrough promises a future of precision medicine, offering renewed hope for patients and families battling cancer. List...

Greed, Gentrification, and the Future of Work | San Jose News 11.07.2026

Greed, not housing shortages, is the real culprit behind homelessness—experts argue rent assistance won’t fix it, only stopping gentrification will. Meanwhile, the nursing crisis is blamed on union power inflating costs, with calls to curb union influence. History shows every disruptive innovation—from printing presses to EMRs—faced backlash before becoming standard. The Supreme Court is accused o...

Mixue Lands in Bay Area | San Jose News 11.07.2026

Mixue, the world’s largest ice cream chain with over 53,000 locations, just hit the Bay Area with a packed grand opening in Sunnyvale — offering free soft-serve with any drink and prices capped at just $5. Their self-service kiosks and boba buzz are already drawing crowds, and a second spot in San Mateo is on the way. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discou...

SAVE America Act and Voting Rights | San Jose News 11.07.2026

A controversial bill called the SAVE America Act is stirring debate by demanding proof of citizenship to vote — sparking fears it’s a veiled effort to shrink voter rolls, especially hurting married women and Native Americans who face bureaucratic hurdles. Critics argue this isn’t about stopping fraud (which is rare) but about creating unnecessary barriers to a fundamental right. Meanwhile, Califor...

Miranda's Rescue: Dogs, Deaths, and Investigations | San Jose News 10.07.2026

Miranda’s Rescue investigation just got bigger—117 dog remains found in June, now with over 600 tips to sift through. Authorities are tracing animals via microchips, conducting autopsies, and interviewing witnesses, with early evidence pointing to possible firearm use. Federal and state partners are joining forces to review permits and operations, while the rescue remains open with fewer than 30 d...

From Myanmar to UC Davis | San Jose News 10.07.2026

Shwe Yee Thinn, a 22-year-old from Antioch, is chasing her dream of studying molecular and medical microbiology at UC Davis after overcoming unimaginable odds—graduating high school in Myanmar during the pandemic, fleeing a military coup, and rebuilding her academic life in the U.S. Despite language barriers, visa delays, and a childhood diagnosis of lupus, she turned to campus support, mentors, a...

Cupertino Cement Plant Demolition Begins | San Jose News 10.07.2026

Crews have begun demolishing a historic 123-acre cement plant in Cupertino, California — a site that operated since the 1930s, fueled by industrial giant Henry Kaiser, and became a notorious polluter despite supplying Bay Area construction for decades. Shut down in 2020 amid pandemic demand and environmental opposition, the plant’s demolition marks the end of an era, with a decades-long reclamatio...

Lafayette Reservoir Tower Gets Shorter | San Jose News 10.07.2026

The iconic 90-year-old tower at Lafayette Reservoir is getting a dramatic 40-foot trim as part of a $14 million seismic retrofit to prevent floods and ensure water safety during earthquakes. Approved by the California Division of Safety of Dams, crews are removing 12 concrete rings—each 3 feet tall—over the next 10 weeks. Locals are split: some surprised, others thrilled by the modern update. The...

Man Gets Jail for Insurance Fraud After Road Rage | San Jose News 10.07.2026

A San Jose man got 60 days in jail for orchestrating a road rage stunt that backfired spectacularly—he brake-checked a semi-truck on purpose, then lied to cops and insurance, claiming he was stopped for traffic. Found guilty of felony fraud, vandalism, and reckless driving, he’ll pay restitution to both Progressive and the trucking company. This cautionary tale proves that gaming the system after...

Missing Teen Evelynn Valdez Still Unfound | San Jose News 10.07.2026

Missing Teen Evelynn Valdez Still Unfound | San Jose News

Apple Sues OpenAI Over Stolen Hardware Secrets | San Jose News 10.07.2026

Apple is suing OpenAI over alleged theft of trade secrets to build AI hardware, naming two former Apple engineers—Tang Tan, ex-Apple Watch and iPhone designer now OpenAI’s chief hardware officer, and Chang Liu, an electrical engineer who left Apple earlier this year. Apple claims these insiders used confidential data to fuel OpenAI’s new hardware project, which aims to create a physical AI presenc...

The Hidden Magic Behind Disney Rides | San Jose News 10.07.2026

Behind the magic of Disneyland’s most thrilling rides and dazzling parades lies Rando Productions—a hidden powerhouse that started with Rose Parade floats and now crafts the intricate, moving wonders of Rise of the Resistance and Smugglers Run. Operating as Disney’s “mini extension,” this California-based workshop blends precision engineering with cinematic spectacle, spinning Kylo Ren’s turntable...

Hollywood's Comfort Zone | San Jose News 10.07.2026

Hollywood’s stuck in a loop, churning out sequels, reboots, and adaptations like it’s the only recipe that works — but it’s killing creativity. From Fast & Furious’s 12th movie to Zootopia 2, studios are betting on nostalgia and safe bets instead of daring new stories. Sure, some adaptations shine, but they’re rare gems in a sea of recycled plots. We’re not asking for chaos — just more original wo...

Road Rage Turned Fraud | San Jose News 10.07.2026

A San Jose man named Ken Tran got caught in a wild road rage scheme that spiraled into felony insurance fraud after brake-checking a semi-truck on Highway 101 — then lying to 911 and his insurer to claim he was a victim. Dashcam footage and a witness both exposed his aggressive driving, leading to a 60-day jail sentence, two years probation, and $4,000 restitution — plus a stark warning that such...

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