No major issues at Bay Area airports for Labor Day
Monday is the last hurrah for summer travel as many Americans are out and about for the Labor Day holiday. Bay Area airports were busy but saw no major problems
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Record number of Labor Day travelers expected with lower prices
The Labor Day weekend travel rush kicked into high gear Thursday. Getting out of town is a bit cheaper this year, according to AAA travel data, and a record number
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Gray Whale Deaths in Bay Area Reach Highest Level in a Quarter Century
A total of 21 gray whale deaths have been recorded this year in the San Francisco Bay Area — the highest count in 25 years, according to the Marine Mammal
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Why Wildfire Fuels Are Increasingly Important in a Warming Climate
Rising temperatures have made managing wildfires more difficult by lengthening the fire season and fueling faster-growing, larger blazes that severely impact air quality. Firefighting efforts prioritize protecting lives and property,
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Trump has proposed a 100% tariff on foreign-made films — here’s what you need to know
Former President Donald Trump is targeting Hollywood in his latest tariff proposal, threatening a 100% import tax on all films produced outside the United States. Over the weekend, Trump accused
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A California biotech firm receives FDA approval for a children’s EpiPen alternative
Parents and pediatricians now have a new option for treating severe allergic reactions in young children. San Diego-based ARS Pharmaceuticals has received FDA approval for a needle-free alternative to the
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California wildfire survivors remain in uncertainty as they await insurance compensation
For 47 years, Gaily Cowart’s mother woke up every morning in her sunlit bedroom overlooking a garden and the San Gabriel Mountains, but after the Eaton Fire swept through Altadena
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Trump announces a $5 million ‘gold card’ pathway to citizenship
President Donald Trump announced plans to introduce a “gold card” visa, offering a $5 million pathway to citizenship as a replacement for the investor visa program that has existed for
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San Jose promotes digital billboards as a way to increase revenue
Downtown San Jose’s iconic landmarks might soon feature a series of digital billboards for the next two decades. The city council approved new contracts with the digital billboard company Orange
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Over 2 million acres of land in California have been classified as areas with ‘high’ or ‘very high’ fire risk
New state maps have designated over 2.3 million acres of land in California as facing “high” or “very high” wildfire risks, reflecting both escalating wildfire severity and updated scientific data.
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