The A’s informed a large number of employees who were originally furloughed a few months ago they will not be retained in 2021, The Athletic’s Alex Coffey and the San Francisco Chronicle’s
Read MoreThe Senate Judiciary Committee approved subpoenas on Thursday to force Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey to testify before the body regarding complaints of anti-conservative bias on
Read MoreThe San Francisco 49ers are teaming up with the Santa Clara Unified School District (SCUSD) to help ease the burden of distance learning on the district’s budget. For the next
Read MoreWednesday marked a momentous day for many Santa Clara County businesses as they were allowed to reopen indoor services for the first time in several months. The next step in
Read MoreCalifornia’s COVID-19 numbers are looking good, but experts warn that we shouldn’t let our guard down as some pockets of the state struggle with outbreaks. California has reached an all-time
Read MoreNext Door Solutions to Domestic Violence, Santa Clara County’s oldest and largest non-profit domestic violence service provider, announced that its annual “Light Up the Night” ceremony and gala will be
Read MoreThis story begins in a recent past that somehow now feels like ancient history; back in the days when we were able to gather to eat in crowded restaurants. It
Read MoreYou’ve likely seen at least one QR code today. They’re found on product packaging, in restaurants, and at gas stations. They look like this: QR stands for “quick response.” Scanning
Read MorePolice Friday circulated a composite drawing of a man wanted for allegedly entering a Van Nuys home and trying to sexually assault a woman. The crime occurred on Aug. 24
Read MoreSan Francisco city officials joined the Port of San Francisco on Wednesday to announce the opening of Crane Cove Park, a new seven-acre park along the Bay in San Francisco’s
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