Man Dies After Stabbing in San Jose
One of two men stabbed in separate incidents early Sunday in San Jose has died, police said. Officers responded about 2:30 a.m. to a stabbing reported near Donizetti Court in
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Experts Warn Residents to Take Precautions After Recent Mountain Lion Sightings
Mountain lions have been caught lurking in the shadows on security cameras in Millbrae over the past week. A handful of residents in the Oakland hills and Piedmont say they’ve
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Man Who Worked at Pomona Vaccine Site Suspected of Stealing Hundreds of Blank Vaccination Cards
La Verne police confirmed the late April arrest of a worker from the Pomona Fairplex vaccination site suspected of loading blank vaccination cards into his car and found with 538
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Coast Guard Rescues Hawaii-Bound Kayaker Outside Santa Cruz
The U.S. Coast Guard rescued the kayaker who was attempting to make a solo voyage to Hawaii early Sunday morning about 70 miles west of Santa Cruz, officials stated in a release.
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New homeowners share their strategies to win a bidding war
After a futile, three-year search for a house of their own, apartment dwellers Arthur Grijalva and Michelle Moraveg considered moving back to El Paso — or living out their days
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Facebook suspends Trump accounts for 2 years
Facebook said it will suspend former President Donald Trump’s accounts for two years following its finding that he stoked violence ahead of the deadly Jan. 6 insurrection. “At the end
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Silicon Valley may look very different after the pandemic
After four months of working from home during the pandemic, Reeba Akram decided to change where home was. Akram, who works for Google, moved with her husband and two young
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Union City to hire first ever homelessness coordinator with state grant money
Efforts to help house people who are homeless in Union City are getting a major boost from the state, which is set to award the city a little more than
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How a pandemic is spurring many to consider career change
After more than a year of managing work, ZOOM sessions and staying connected from home, one in four employees are considering a leap to a new career, Prudential Financial’s Pulse
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California social media regulations — a tougher sell in 2021
California lawmaker Cristina Garcia was spending time with a friend when she asked her friend’s 8-year-old why she was refusing to eat. “I said, ‘Why aren’t you eating lunch?’ And
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