Pedestrian Fatally Struck In San Jose Hit-And-Run; 14th Pedestrian Death This Year
A man crossing a King Road in San Jose was fatally struck in a hit-and-run early Saturday morning -- the 14th pedestrian to die in the South Bay city this year.
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A man crossing a King Road in San Jose was fatally struck in a hit-and-run early Saturday morning -- the 14th pedestrian to die in the South Bay city this year.
A motorcyclist was killed late Friday afternoon after his bike careened off West Hedding Street and slammed into a tree, authorities said.
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Seven people were displaced by a fire Wednesday afternoon at an apartment complex near San Jose State University, fire officials said.
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