Anne Gelhaus is a journalist for the San Jose Mercury News, focusing on local news in the San Jose area. With her work appearing in various publications such as the Marin Independent Journal and the East Bay Times, Anne covers a range of topics including community events, local government, education, and cultural celebrations.
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San Jose, California, United States (Local)
Anne Gelhaus focuses on local news, community events, and crime in the United States, specifically California's San Jose area. She covers a range of topics such as city council matters, high school achievements, and criminal activities. If you're considering reaching out to Anne with story ideas or sources, make sure they are relevant to the local community in San Jose and surrounding areas.
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April 8 SEXUAL BATTERY: 2:45 p.m. at Los Gatos Creek Trail and San Tomas Expressway. A man rode his black bicycle past the victim and slapped her butt.
Asian Americans for a Better Community is a force for positive change.
By: Anne Gelhaus
Lineup centers on ‘being better together onstage,' says artistic director
By: Anne Gelhaus
Housing Element approved The state Department of Housing and Community Development recently signed off on Cupertino's Housing Element, paving
By: Anne Gelhaus
April 8 Forgery: Between Feb. 20 and March 25, someone stole a check from a Saratoga resident's mailbox, changed the amount and cashed the check for a total loss of $952.03.
In its 65th year, event’s support of local nonprofits has ripple effect.
By: Anne Gelhaus
Iconic musician, 84, takes the stage May 10 at Campbell venue.
By: Anne Gelhaus
Police transparency portal Milpitas recently launched a Police Department Transparency Portal, an online platform aimed at providing the
By: Anne Gelhaus
School centennial The Fremont Union High School District is hosting a Centennial Celebration for Fremont High School Saturday, May 11, 10 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
April 15 PETTY THEFT: 4 p.m. in the 1500 block of West Campbell Avenue. Two people entered a store, stole approximately $200 worth of merchandise and fled in a gray Volkswagen Tiguan.
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