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Per Jon Rosen, who was on hand at Toyota Sports Center this morning Monday night a 4-0 loss to the San Jose Sharks, and Wednesday night a 3-1 loss to the Anaheim Ducks. Montreal, though, has built a very impressive road record to date, posting a The secondary jersey will be available in the team store at Toyota Stadium and online at ShopFCDallas.com after it is unveiled. FC Dallas is scheduled to open the 2015 season at home versus San Jose on March 7. The match, presented by AdvoCare, will kick Comcast Business will be the primary paint scheme on the No. 19 Toyota. It marks the first major NASCAR sponsorship over Wyoming on Saturday night.More>> Nevada pulls away from San Jose State, 62-51 Nevada pulls away from San Jose State, 62-51 AJ According to the CHP, a 27-year-old San Jose man driving a 1994 Ford Mustang on Sunday lost control and swerved into a 2000 Toyota Corolla, sending it spinning off the roadway. The Corolla, driven by Mandoli, traveled down a dirt embankment and struck a Two new hotels are headed for the old Piercey Toyota lot on San Jose's North First Street, not far from San Jose Mineta International Airport. San Diego-based Kalthia Group Hotels has proposed a 145-room Hampton Inn and Suites, and a 140-room Home2 Suites The 22-year-old competitive eater from San Jose put his stomach to the test and came up with (Details of the full contest schedule — including a possible stop at Sonoma Raceway’s Toyota/Save Mart 350 in June — are to come.) The best amateur .

A brazen mountain lion was caught on tape mounting a San Jose man’s car, which was parked in front of his home. In the video, captured by the man’s surveillance camera and obtained by KGO-TV, the big puma is seen climbing up on top of a Toyota Camry Riley, 52, of Ponte Vedra Beach was driving a Toyota pickup south on A1A in but didn’t see involved in a crash on San Jose Boulevard Monday morning in Jacksonville. Scott R. Wright, a 30-year-old St. Johns deputy who lives in Jacksonville, and SAN JOSE - A new report says it would cost California taxpayers $2.3 billion to replace jobs lost from the closure of a factory that makes Toyota cars and trucks. The report released Wednesday also says the layoffs that result from closing Fremont-based They also added that they have identified the driver of the Toyota Scion, who also fled the scene before police arrived Saturday. However, they did not disclose that person's name. San Jose police are continuing to investigate the crash. Anyone with .