A Bay Area university is once again a flashpoint for the Trump administration’s battle over transgender athletes in school sports. On Wednesday, the Department of Education issued the findings of
Read MoreWith the Super Bowl less than two weeks away, demand is surging for game tickets, related events, and hotel rooms—but scammers are ramping up their efforts as well. The Better
Read MoreChinese lifestyle retailer MINISO is preparing to open its biggest U.S. location this Saturday in Fremont, city officials announced. The new flagship store will be located at the Pacific Commons
Read MoreThe Trump administration has approved the sale of Nvidia’s powerful H200 artificial intelligence chips to customers in China, while imposing new national security safeguards. Although additional requirements were introduced, the
Read MoreFood lovers and football fans alike will have a major event to look forward to on Super Bowl Sunday, as the self-proclaimed “world’s largest tailgate” comes to the Bay Area.
Read MoreThe U.S. economy added 64,000 jobs in November, surpassing economists’ expectations, but payrolls fell sharply in October with a loss of 105,000 positions, largely due to federal workforce reductions, according
Read MoreClassic cars, toys, and community spirit came together Saturday as San Jose car clubs helped spread holiday cheer to families in need. San Jose City Councilman Peter Ortiz joined local
Read MoreLatino Catholics on Friday are celebrating the Virgen de Guadalupe at churches across the Bay Area. A mass at Cathedral Basilica Saint Joseph was one of those celebrations on a
Read MorePolice officers and local businesses teamed up to spread holiday cheer to roughly 300 children and their families during a festive gathering Thursday evening at the San Jose Police Activities
Read MoreBay Area air quality officials announced this week that Chevron has been fined $900,000 for shortcomings in pollution monitoring at its Richmond refinery. According to the Air District, parts of
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