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Tri-City Voice February 3, 2026

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Newark beats undefeated team Varsity girls’ soccer team wins 1-0 against James Logan.

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Charging ahead

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FEBRUARY 3-9, 2026

City changes parlor permit process after brothel bust ● Massage parlor business permit moratorium extends to 10 months

Sleep deep Good sleep hygiene can help beat insomnia. 6

Many events include traditional dance performances.

By Roelle Balan

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Stephanie Uchida (Thumbnails: Fremont Main Library)

The City of Hayward is extending a moratorium on massage businesses after multiple complaints and a massage parlor bust in December. The extension will give staff more time to work on Massage Permit Ordinance amendments. The Santa Clara Count y District Attorney’s Office said in December in a press release that they arrested three people who were responsible for operating multiple brothels, including one in Hayward, on Dec. 3. The brothels operated legally as massage parlors. The Hayward Police Department (HPD) were part of a multi-agency operation that found 40 women allegedly involved in commercial sex work. HPD Public Information Officer Jessica Banuelos said through email, “Our department remains commit ted to enforcing all applicable laws, including those prohibiting prostitution, human

At Fremont library’s event, kids can try crafts and cultural activities.

January event uplifts MLK legacy Hayward celebrates history of activism. 10

DANCES WITH DRAGONS Even though it’s Year of the Horse, dragons and lions will be there for traditional dancing!

Happy Lunar New Year ● Year of the Horse starts on Feb. 17 in 2026

own celebrations throughout the month. Milpitas

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unar New Year t a kes place on the second new moon after the winter solstice, and the Bay Area is getting ready to welcome the seventh animal of the zodi-

ac, the strong and responsible horse. Lions and dragons will also join for some lively dancing, and of course there will be crafts and delicious snacks. Lunar New Year takes place on Feb. 17, but libraries and city centers will have their

Milpitas welcomes the Lunar New Year with a bang. The Lunar New Year community celebration will have special performances by local groups such as Viet Youth and Viet Steps, chil— More on page 8

Pampered pets High schooler donates to animal shelters. 10

Documentation in the digital age Social media can impact the immigration applications. 16


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