Google has purchased new site for San Jose downtown transit village
Google’s new site in San Jose is a church at 56 S. Montgomery St. in the downtown area which cost them $11.7 million in cash
This area that Google has purchased is a key component in assembling the land they need to develop an all new transit-oriented neighborhood
This goal of developing the downtown San Jose neighborhood began in December of 2016 where Google purchased a bakery and an old telephone company
In total, Google has spent around $470.7 million on purchasing parcels by the Diridon train station along with the SAP Center in downtown San Jose
California and “orange tier”: which restrictions will go away
Nevada, San Solano, Sacramento, and San Joaquin counties are now transitioning to orange tier (a.k.a the moderate tier of COVID regulations)
For outdoor gathering, 50 people are allowed and Indoor is largely discouraged with a maximum of 25% capacity
In concerns to Private events; Private events have an outdoor capacity of 100 people and an indoor maximum of 150 (if all are vaccinated)
Most paces in these counties like restaurants, churches, movie theaters, hotels, etc. Are limited to either 50%, 25% or 15% capacity and will vary by service
California highway: Plane making emergency landing
Yesterday on May 31, an LAPD airplane made an emergency landing on a very busy highway here in California
Luckily no one was injured and the plane touched down a bit before 7 p.m. local time on the U.S. 101 at about 35 miles north of LA
By K Buenavista
Mr. Buenavista is a writer that specializes in breaking down complex topics into easy to understand formats that appeal to a wide range of news seeking readers, without missing the important details. He handles a majority of the daily news reporting at Easy-Ad, and has written on many other websites. He resides in Southern California.
