This week Santa Clara City Hall fired a new salvo in its ongoing litigation war with the San Francisco 49ers, filing an action alleging the 49ers Stadium Company (StadCo) withheld
Read MoreIn the face of 20 years of public agencies losing millions in failed attempts to prevail in California Voting Rights Act (CVRA) lawsuits, Santa Clara continues to roll the dice
Read MoreSanta Clara’s Annual Cleanup Campaign is wrapping up, but there’s contention over whether the campaign was safe to conduct in the first place. Union leaders say given the breadth of what’s thrown
Read MoreAll dressed up with no place to go is but one side of the coin in a world that’s been grounded. What’s happening with the nonprofit performing arts organizations and
Read MoreThe COVID-19 pandemic has had sweeping impacts on businesses of all kinds, especially the food industry. Cheetah, a startup that began as an app-based wholesale food delivery service to restaurants, found
Read MoreWhen it comes to California wildfires, it now takes days, not decades, to produce what had been seen as a once-in-a-lifetime occurrence. Last weekend, a fire burning in California’s Sierra
Read MoreNASA is officially in the market for Moon rocks — and it’s willing to pay any company that’s capable of scooping them up. Today, the space agency is putting out a
Read MoreDemocrats will commit today to a wide-ranging new progressive agenda that simultaneously tackles pandemic recovery, climate change, and systemic injustice. They’re calling the agenda THRIVE, which stands for “Transform, Heal, and
Read MoreGoogle is making good on its promise from August to bring Google Maps back to the Apple Watch after yanking it back in 2017. It’s available now, and as we wrote
Read MoreThousands of people headed to the San Francisco Bay shoreline Monday to cool off, even if it meant breathing in smoky air and being around crowds. After spending the past
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