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KNTV NBC Bay Area News At 6 October 28, 2015 - Vimarsana News

KNTV NBC Bay Area News At 6 October 28, 2015

In about 15 minutes. Jeff will be tracking the rain coming in tonight, and you can, too, on the bay area app. It will lead you to the forecast and those rainfall totals as well. Another active evening in the san ramon area. This follows an active morning in whats been a recordbreaking month. A 3. 2magnitude earthquake hit just about an hour today. Its the fifth small quake in the area today. All of them leads to a magnitude of 2. 5. In the past week, as you probably know, there have been more than 400 small quakes in or near san ramon. That breaks a 25year record for the tri valley. Back in 19...

San Jose officials weigh fine over church tarp removal - Vimarsana News

San Jose officials weigh fine over church tarp removal

A growing number of observers, activists and neighbors have begun to complain about the church’s disrepair under its years-long ownership by a China-based real estate firm Z&L Properties.

San Jose officials eye fine for firm that rid church of trash bag wrap - Vimarsana News

San Jose officials eye fine for firm that rid church of trash bag wrap

San Jose officials have begun to ponder levying a fine against a construction firm that removed an unsightly and crumbling trash bag that covered a historic downtown San Jose church.

Letters: Water needs | Church's champion - Vimarsana News

Letters: Water needs | Church's champion

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Historic San Jose church comes into view after eyesore tarp is removed - Vimarsana News

Historic San Jose church comes into view after eyesore tarp is removed

James Salata, head of Garden City Construction, decided that enough was enough when it came to an abandoned historic church in downtown San Jose covered with a tattered tarp.