Study finds that over a quarter of Americans anticipate never retiring
More than a quarter of Americans aged 50 and older expect never to retire, and 70% are concerned about the rising cost of living outpacing their income, according to a
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San Jose’s longstanding restaurant, ‘The Burger Pit,’ is set to shut down
For decades, Burger Pit restaurants were a fixture across the Bay Area. Now, the last remaining location in San Jose, open since 1964, is set to close its doors for
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Two athletes from the Bay Area have been selected to participate in the Paris Olympics
The Paris Olympics are quickly approaching, and two more athletes from the Bay Area secured their spots at the games on Saturday. The 2024 U.S. Olympic Wrestling Trials were held
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California shoppers are expressing sadness over the closure of 99 Cents Only Stores, which have long served as a lifeline for families on a budget
Shoppers are rushing to their local 99 Cents Only Stores to take advantage of last-minute deals before the stores close for good. Following in the footsteps of fellow discount retailer
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The unofficial 4/20 event in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park drew crowds
San Francisco’s 420 Hippie Hill event didn’t take place on Saturday due to what organizers cited as a lack of funds. However, this didn’t deter people from gathering at Golden
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California norovirus outbreak linked to consumption of oysters served in Mission Valley
County health officials have linked 11 confirmed and probable cases of norovirus illness to frozen oysters imported from South Korea, according to an announcement made on Tuesday. Customers who consumed
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Your water bill might go up. Here’s what you should be aware of if you reside in the South Bay
Residents of the South Bay may soon experience an increase in their water bills. San Jose Water, a provider serving over a million customers, has proposed a rate hike of
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A business owner in San Francisco has initiated a hunger strike in protest of a new bike lane
A San Francisco business owner claims that the opening of a protected bike lane in the middle of Valencia Street has had a detrimental impact on businesses along the street.
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Dollar stores are closing down across the United States, and they are responsible for their own demise
It’s a challenging period for two major U.S. dollar store chains. Recently, Family Dollar announced the closure of nearly 1,000 stores, while 99 Cents Only declared it will be going
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The ways in which a tech company’s benefits support Bay Area businesses and foster social connections
In Silicon Valley, where every problem seems to have an app solution, Verkada, a security tech company, is taking a different approach to tackle social isolation and support small businesses.
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