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Max Lee

Max Lee

NewsFebruary 27, 2020<February 26, 2020

At Recovery Café, those recovering from homelessness, addiction, mental illness form a community

SAN JOSE — Recovery Cafés offer continued support to people in recovery lasting long after they exit traditional treatment providers.

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Data Hub, NewsFebruary 8, 2020<February 8, 2020

Year after year, best picture nominees go to dramas

Between 1930 and last year’s awards, 88 percent of best picture nominees were dramas, compared to 53 percent of feature-length films as a whole.

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Charlene Mahabali and Alen Yaghoubi stand in front of the stairs and a sign for the Santa Clara County Main Jail at 150 West Hedding Street in San Jose
Health, NewsNovember 27, 2019<December 5, 2019

Amid labor actions, mental health workers see high vacancies, turnover

SANTA CLARA COUNTY — Vacancies and turnover is a growing problem for mental health workers in Santa Clara County. In October, workers launched a labor strike to try and achieve better working conditions. The union has since entered into mediation with the county.

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Evelyn Tirumalai speaks at a Behavioral Health Board committee meeting.
Health, NewsNovember 1, 2019<November 1, 2019

Santa Clara County will expand services for adults with severe forms of mental illnesses

SAN JOSE – After finding that existing programs were not adequately serving adults with the most severe forms of mental illness, Santa Clara County is expanding intensive mental health services for adults.

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