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Disney Dining: Legal Storm Builds as Disney To Enforce New Ban Across Cruise Line
Picture this: you’re soaking in the sun on the white sands of Disney’s Castaway Cay on a Disney Cruise Line. You lather on your sunscreen, trusting it’s protecting both your skin and the environment. But what if the label claiming it’s “reef friendly” isn’t true?
ABC 7: San Jose's 'Saturday Night Lights' soccer program for teens hailed a success
A new city soccer program is being called a tremendous success in San Jose. 'Saturday Night Lights' was a 10-week-pilot program that just wrapped up this month.
SFGATE: Bay Area prosecutor warns that these popular sunscreens are harmful
A Bay Area district attorney’s office is successfully challenging sunscreen companies to change how they advertise their products, and an unexpected benefactor from one of the settled lawsuits is a California nonprofit that’s restoring ocean reefs on the Central Coast.
KTVU Fox 2: Supergoop reaches $350K settlement in South Bay court over 'misleading' sunscreen claims
The Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office has reached a settlement against beauty company Supergoop for allegedly misleading customers about their sunscreens being reef-friendly and reef-safe.
Mercury News: San Jose anti-fraud expert, a former NVIDIA manager, charged with fraud
An anti-fraud expert who worked as a senior manager of privacy and security at Santa Clara computer chip titan NVIDIA has been charged with felony fraud, the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s office announced Friday.
CBS News Bay Area: Cold case murder of San Jose teacher solved after 47 years; teen killer had knife inscribed with "Teacher Dear"
Investigators have solved the cold case murder of a San Jose teacher stabbed to death at Branham High School nearly 50 years ago, naming a teenager who was originally suspected in the crime as the killer, authorities announced Monday.
Good Morning America: Cold case victim ID'd over 40 years after dismembered torso found in California
A woman whose dismembered torso was found in an empty field in northern California has been identified, more than 40 years after her murder, officials said.
Gilroy Dispatch: DAs office recognizes cybercrime poster contest winners, participants
The top three winners of this year’s countywide “Justice for All” high school poster contest—in which young artists and designers were asked to help raise awareness of the growing threat of cybercrime—are students at high schools in Gilroy.
Mercury News: Art that matters
Three Gilroy high school students won $3,000 in prizes from the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office’s “Justice for All” poster contest, which this year challenged Santa Clara County Students to raise awareness about online crimes such as catfishing and cyberbullying.
KTVU Fox 2: San Jose fire captain arraigned for narcotics theft
A San Jose Fire Department captain was charged with stealing narcotics meant for emergency patients.