San Jose, United States (Local)
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Marianne Favro's coverage indicates a strong focus on local news, particularly around crime, events, and evolving stories in the San Jose area. She seems to be more inclined towards covering breaking news and evolving stories related to crime or community events.
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Recology, which provides trash services to much of the Bay Area, started taking photos of residential trash cans in San Mateo County. The pictures are snapped automatically from the company's trucks as the containers are emptied. Employees then examine the photos and send warning notices to people about violations like overfilled trash cans.
Leaders of several Bay Area social service agencies say they are struggling to pay for fuel to operate their trucks.
By: Marianne Favro
Santa Clara County sheriff's deputies are out educating teens about the rules of the road and issuing citations that involve their parents.
By: Bob Redell
It's not clear if O'Connor herself will address the court before a judge sentences her to prison.
Despite making it to the playoffs last season, Irvington High School in Fremont is sacking its football program in the fall.
By: Marianne Favro, Sophia Taylor
Health officials warn citizens of a possible measles exposure at SFO, a San Jose Trader Joe's and International Halal Market on June 8.
By: Marianne Favro
First responders along the coast are urging beachgoers to take extra precautions amid dangerous surf conditions.
City officials implement sweeping security and overflow plans at San Pedro Square to handle massive crowds expected for the Mexico-South Korea match.
By: Marianne Favro
World Cup fever is mounting in the Bay Area as local transit systems break ridership records and cities prepare for massive influxes of international soccer fans. San Jose officials announced plans to host the city's largest World Cup viewing party yet at San Pedro Square, gearing up to welcome more than 25,000 fans for the upcoming group stage match between Mexico and South Korea on Thursday.
By: Marianne Favro
Sunday, soccer fans packed the plaza to watch the Spain-Saudi Arabia match.
