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
Read MoreAs Children 12 and older are now lining up for their shots. Now, Stanford researchers are having younger children to be a part of the new COVID-19 vaccine trial group.
Read MoreThe light at the end of the tunnel has gotten brighter as more and more people get vaccinated against the coronavirus, but how long does that protection last? It is
Read MoreCalifornia’s energy policy and planning agency wants to transition new homes away from gas-powered appliances. The California Energy Commission released a draft building standards code on Thursday that would require
Read MoreMany people have had a nurse who touched their lives in some way, especially over the past year, whether it was those who contracted COVID-19 or expecting moms in labor
Read MoreFacebook can keep blocking former President Donald Trump from using its platform, the social network’s court-like Oversight Board said Wednesday. The landmark move affirms the company’s decision to suspend Trump
Read MoreMany people are starting to look at the rental market as the Bay Area starts to come back from the coronavirus. The market has been at the lowest level the
Read MoreBuzz: The reopening of Disneyland’s theme parks and its tourist-attraction peers across California aren’t a miracle cure for the state’s battered job market. That’s because industries outside of leisure and
Read MoreThis week, the Assembly Banking and Finance Committee will consider the state’s creating an unnecessary and unwieldy government-run banking system that carries enormous financial risk to Californians. Proponents of Assembly
Read MoreEven as celebrations began following Tuesday’s guilty verdict in the Derek Chauvin murder trial, the overall focus turned back to nationwide police reform and what this verdict could mean in
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