San Jose Facing A $45 Million Budget Shortfall Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
The city of San Jose is facing a $45 million budget deficit, much of it rapidly brought on by the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
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The city of San Jose is facing a $45 million budget deficit, much of it rapidly brought on by the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Airbnb is rolling out recommended cleaning and vacancy procedures for its more than 7 million global rentals as the coronavirus pandemic has made travelers extra-cautious.
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The Highway 101 / Alemany overpass project in San Francisco was moved up several months to take advantage of reduced traffic loads during the ongoing shelter-in-place.
