When can Disneyland reopen? The answer comes with a huge asterisk
It seems like the simplest question, but it is one that has vexed fans and operators alike for more than 10 months now: When can Disneyland and other California theme
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California DA charges 10 suspects, including murderers, accused of stealing $500,000 in all in coronavirus unemployment claims
Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer on Monday, Jan. 25, announced three criminal cases involving $500,000-plus in fraudulent unemployment claims while urging a “massive response” by state officials to a
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Tech, developer foundations to California: Go big on housing
After years of legislative defeats of bold housing reform, affordable housing advocates have formed a nascent coalition including the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, other major nonprofits and lawmakers to push a
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Anchor Steam’s beer logo redesign: Love it or really, really hate it?
With the debates raging nationally over coronavirus vaccines and economic bailouts, this hardly seems the time to get agitated about a beer label. On the other hand, this might be
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Napa County Appeals Court Orders Re-Sentencing in Torture Murder of 3-Year-Old
A state appeals court this week ordered the re-sentencing of Sara Lynn Krueger and Ryan Scott Warner, who were convicted for the 2014 murder, with special circumstances of torture, of
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Rain Returns to the Bay Area Along With Cold Temperatures
Rain was back in the Bay Area early Friday and was expected to continue for much of the day before giving way to dry and cold conditions Friday night into
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East Bay Water Polo Star Eyes Third Gold Medal at Tokyo Olympics
With the Tokyo Olympics just six months away, a number of Bay Area athletes are ramping up their training, including one East Bay product who’s vying for her third gold
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State Considers Reprioritizing COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
California is strongly considering doing away with the vaccine tiers, going solely to an age-based distribution starting with 65 and older. Meaning those who thought they were also up next,
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New Report Warns of Looming California Eviction Crisis
Roughly 20% of renter households in California are behind on rent payments, with low-income residents and people of color being hardest hit, according to new research by the Bay Area
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Wine Country Counties Sue Governor Newsom Over Outdoor Dining Closure
A coalition of dozens of restaurants and wineries in Napa and Sonoma are now suing the state over the closure of outdoor dining, saying there’s no evidence that outdoor dining
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