In an update to their COVID-19 misinformation policy, Facebook will begin removing false claims about COVID-19 vaccines. The update comes as one COVID-19 vaccine has been authorized in the UK and other
Read MoreA controversial painting displayed at Mineta San Jose International Airport is creating quite a stir. The artwork was on display at the airport’s Terminal B and it showed a demonstrator
Read MoreOver $10 million in grants was awarded to 27 projects dedicated to benefiting the state’s salmon habitats, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife announced this week. The grants, amounting
Read MorePolice are looking for a gunman who shot and killed two teens at a Northern California mall in the midst of Black Friday, sending shoppers running for safety, authorities said.
Read More1. Dow set to continue Monday’s robust rally The Dow was headed for an over 300 point gain at Tuesday’s open, with the Trump administration approving Joe Biden‘s transition and the president-elect
Read MoreWhile it took a little bit of adjustment, local cities were still able to celebrate this year’s Diwali. In Sunnyvale, the city worked with the PAMPA Dance Academy to create
Read MoreSanta Clara’s two-year journey to a City Council that mirrors the City’s multi-ethnic population is historic and follows Santa Clara’s change to single-member City Council districts, after the City lost
Read MoreCalifornia Gov. Newsom is being called a hypocrite for breaking his own coronavirus rules by attending a birthday party at an expensive restaurant earlier this month. Newsom apologized on Monday, calling his decision
Read MoreMost of the Bay Area’s counties will move into more-restrictive reopening tiers this week as the state attempts to extinguish its current rise in new coronavirus cases, Gov. Gavin Newsom
Read More“Nothing compares to this. It’s not comparable to the dot-com bust and it is not comparable to the huge financial crisis of 2008 … [It] is unparalleled to any other
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