Mark Sayre

San Jose

Reporter at KTVU-TV (Oakland, CA)

Journalist. News, Tech, Politics from San Jose/Silicon Valley and around the Bay Area.

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Bay Area Catholics react to election of first American pope

6 days ago | ktvu.com | Mark Sayre

Catholics around the nation, and right here in the Bay Area, are reacting to the news of the first American pope. The news of the new pope was met with the ringing of the bells at Saint Joseph’s Cathedral in San Jose and at Catholic churches around the world. Throughout the day, as news of the new pope spread, many stopped by to offer their prayers. Dimitri Conom was at work in a nearby office building when he heard the cathedral bells ringing and knew exactly what it meant.
Bay Area Catholics react to election of first American pope

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Mark Sayre

SAN JOSE, Calif. - Catholics around the nation, and right here in the Bay Area, are reacting to the news of the first American pope. The news of the new pope was met with the ringing of the bells at Saint Joseph’s Cathedral in San Jose and at Catholic churches around the world. Throughout the day, as news of the new pope spread, many stopped by to offer their prayers. Dimitri Conom was at work in a nearby office building when he heard the cathedral bells ringing and knew exactly what it meant.
San Jose approves $427 first responder fee

1 month ago | ktvu.com | Mark Sayre

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This Bay Area city just passed a $427 'first responder fee'

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Mark Sayre

The BriefThe San Jose City Council approved a plan for fire departments to charge a "first responder fee."The fee would only apply in instances where fire departments are called to a scene and provide medical care. The fee will be billed to insurance companies, not individuals. SAN JOSE, Calif. - San Jose will join other Bay Area cities in billing insurance companies when its fire department provides medical care.
Calling 911 for a medical emergency? This Bay Area city just passed a $427 'first responder fee'

1 month ago | ktvu.com | Mark Sayre

SAN JOSE, Calif. - San Jose will join other Bay Area cities in billing insurance companies when its fire department provides medical care. The San Jose Fire Department said that about two-thirds of its calls involve medical care, whether responding to a home or a vehicle accident. This week, the City Council unanimously approved a plan to help recover some of those medical costs.
How potential IRS-ICE data sharing deal could impact the Bay Area

1 month ago | ktvu.com | Mark Sayre

Trump wants IRS to turn over tax data to ICE As the Trump administration considers a proposal for the IRS to hand over some taxpayer information to immigration authorities some Bay Area leaders are hearing about concerns from immigrants over filing taxes at all. SAN JOSE, Calif. - Protesters gathered outside an IRS office in downtown San Jose on Tuesday to voice concerns about a Trump administration effort to turn over IRS tax data to immigration authorities. What would IRS-ICE deal mean?
How potential IRS-ICE data sharing deal could impact the Bay Area

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Mark Sayre

SAN JOSE, Calif. - Protesters gathered outside an IRS office in downtown San Jose on Tuesday to voice concerns about a Trump administration effort to turn over IRS tax data to immigration authorities. What would IRS-ICE deal mean? What they're sayingLocal leaders said if successful, the effort could reduce tax revenues, potentially hurting local services. San Jose has more than 50,000 small businesses, and local leaders estimate about half were started by immigrants.
Bay Area food banks brace for impact of USDA cuts

1 month ago | ktvu.com | Mark Sayre

Local food banks work to respond to cuts from federal government The federal government is reducing funding and direct food deliveries to local food banks around the nation. Bay Area food banks respond and vow to continue providing needed services which remain at pandemic-era levels. SAN JOSE, Calif. - Local food banks are scrambling after the Trump administration announced it would cut about $500 million in funding and food deliveries.
Bay Area food banks brace for impact of USDA cuts

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Mark Sayre

The BriefBay Area food banks are bracing for the impact of the Trump administration's $500 million cut in food deliveries. Second Harvest of Silicon Valley said clients are already asking about changes to pantry boxes. Local food banks are hopeful that private donations can offset some of the cuts. SAN JOSE, Calif. - Local food banks are scrambling after the Trump administration announced it would cut about $500 million in funding and food deliveries.
Bay Area farmers face uncertainty as tariff risk looms

2 months ago | ktvu.com | Mark Sayre

Trade war puts Bay Area agriculture at risk In the Bay Area, agriculture may be overshadowed by technology, finance, and tourism, but it is a key industry in several local counties. GILROY, Calif - One of the major industries targeted by President Trump's tariffs is agriculture. Bay Area agriculture Local perspective: In the Bay Area, agriculture may be overshadowed by technology, finance, and tourism, but it is a key industry in several local counties.