Bay Area Residents Resume Halloween Celebrations After COVID Pause
Some are calling it the resurrection of Halloween. After the pandemic put a damper on celebrations these past two years, some are making up for it by going big this
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California Carbon Emissions Fell 9% in Pandemic’s 1st Year
California’s planet-warming emissions dropped nearly 9% in 2020 compared to the year before as pandemic restrictions kept people at home, out of their cars and away from the workplace for
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Dia de los Muertos Festival in San Jose
Dia San Jose, the largest Dia de los Muertos festival in the South Bay kicks off Saturday. The event will have music, food, art and altars which are made to
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The Most and Least Expensive Major U.S. Cities
A bill pay service, doxo released its United States of Bill Pay: Top 50 U.S. Metros Household Spend Report 2021, which broke down comparative household bill costs across the 50 largest
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San Jose’s Christmas in the Park to Return Without Ice Rink
The winter holidays are still a ways away but there’s already a big change coming for one longtime South Bay tradition. The Kristi Yamaguchi Downtown Ice Rink, a fixture near
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Shooting Near San Jose Airport Left One Injured
Officers in San Jose were at the scene of a shooting that left one victim injured Saturday morning. San Jose Police Department received a call at 10:33 a.m. about the
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Traffic Advisory for Tuesday in Santa Clara Due to Mexico-Colombia Game at Levi’s Stadium
A traffic advisory has been issued by the Santa Clara Police Department for Tuesday for Levi’s Stadium and the surrounding area due to the soccer match being played there. The
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Disneyland announces new rides, lands and nighttime shows at D23 Expo in Anaheim
Disney used the D23 Expo in Anaheim to tease faithful fans with a taste of what’s coming to the Disneyland resort over the next few years — from a trio
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California Plans to Add Wine and Liquor Bottles to Recycling Program
California would add wine and distilled spirits containers to its struggling recycling program, while giving beverage dealers another option to collect empty bottles and cans, under a measure lawmakers approved
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U.S. farmers are killing their own crops and selling cows because of extreme drought
Nearly three quarters of US farmers say this year’s drought is hurting their harvest — with significant crop and income loss, according to a new survey by the American Farm Bureau
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