Bay Area employers wait and see on mandatory COVID vaccines
Of the many problems confronting Bay Area companies as they move out of pandemic lockdowns and into the workplaces of the future, one issue is proving especially thorny: Do they
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Bay Area Counties Continue Push to Get COVID-19 Shots Into Arms
As the push continues to get COVID-19 shots in arms, two more mass vaccinations sites were coming online as a combination of an increase in supply and a decrease in
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Why were the Bay Area’s biggest cities denied key housing funds?
The mayors of the Bay Area’s three largest cities are pushing back after they were denied key affordable housing funds — a shutout they say could cost the region 3,000
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He tried to cash in on the NFT craze by auctioning a California house. It didn’t work
For months, Shane Dulgeroff had watched NFTs — or non-fungible tokens — for pieces of digital art, baseball cards and other collectibles sell for mind-boggling amounts. Then, the 27-year-old California
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Activists Work to Get More Vaccinated in South Bay’s Hard-Hit Latino Community
There is growing concern about the vaccine hesitancy, especially among Santa Clara County’s Latino community. Advocates said it is clear more and more people in that community are declining to
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Apple Unveils New Products, Schedules Privacy Crackdown
Apple spruced up its product line at an event Tuesday while slipping in quiet notice of a software update, now due next week, designed to enhance the privacy of iPhone
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Kobe Bryant’s estate ends nearly two-decade deal with Nike
The nearly two-decade relationship late basketball player Kobe Bryant and Nike has ended. Bryant was “an important part of Nike’s deep connection to consumers,” Nike said in a statement. “Though our contractual relationship has
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Will Santa Clara County’s COVID Vaccine Supply Be Enough to Meet New Demand?
An influx of hundreds of thousands of unexpected doses allowed the Bay Area’s biggest county to add new appointments just as eligibility for the COVID vaccine widened. But with vaccine
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Your iPhone now works as a Clipper Card. Here’s how to use it
If you have a habit of losing your Clipper Card — or are just tired of fishing around for it in your purse or pockets — Apple has good news:
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Social Media Groups Offer Expertise in Tracking Down Vaccine Appointments
With the largest pool of Californians now able to schedule vaccine appointments, some may be finding it harder to land one. But an online community launched in the Bay Area
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