California Restaurants Expect Rebound That Will Take Years
Nearly a third of California’s restaurants permanently closed and two-thirds of workers at least temporarily lost their jobs as the pandemic set in more than a year ago and Gov.
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Santa Clara County Businesses Must Now Track Vaccination Status of Employees
Santa Clara County health officials say businesses are now required to determine the vaccination status of employees coming back to the office. The announcement Tuesday came as Santa Clara County shifts into
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Who should check your vaccination status?
Most Californians are OK with having to show proof they have been vaccinated or tested negative for coronavirus to get into sports stadiums or concert venues, according to a new
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San Jose plans to levy $10,000 fines against people turning the city into a ‘dumping ground’
In its latest attempt to clean up growing blight across the city, San Jose leaders plan to levy hefty fines against those who might decide to illegally discard unwanted trash, materials
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Officials Ask People to Leave Wildlife Alone Amid Recent Bear Sightings
Marin County residents on Friday were still buzzing about the bear that temporarily camped out in a tree on Thursday. People in San Anselmo said the bear hung out in the
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You may qualify for $50 off your monthly Internet bill, courtesy of Uncle Sam
Americans can now apply for $50 off their monthly internet bill as part of an emergency government program to keep people connected during the pandemic. The $3.2 billion program is
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California Governor Campaign Being Investigated For Bringing 1K-Pound Bear to San Diego
California Gubernatorial candidate John Cox’s campaign is being investigated for bringing a wild animal to a campaign rally in San Diego, which is prohibited by the city’s code, according to the
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California Nurses Association Urges State to Reject CDC’s New Mask Guidance
Californians are still waiting for word on the mask mandate in the state. It’s been more than a few days since the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention relaxed mask
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U.S. tax day arrives late with IRS behind on millions of returns
Monday brings a close to what tax advisers have dubbed the “never-ending tax season,” with the IRS scrambling to cope with repeated changes in law that offered just a foretaste
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First enhanced child tax credit payments to go out July 15
The families of more than 65 million children will start receiving enhanced child tax credit monthly payments of up to $300 on July 15, the Biden administration announced Monday. The temporary benefit,
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