Bay Area grapples with COVID reopening
As the Bay Area continues its bumpy reopening process, going back to work has rarely been so fraught with anxiety. Will you need to wear a mask? What will team
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Bay Area Businesses Ready for California’s Reopening Tuesday
It’s only a matter of hours before California’s COVID-19 mask mandate and other pandemic restrictions are lifted, and many business owners said they are ready for the full reopening. At
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Shop Owner’s Plea As California Reopens: ‘I Need Customers’
During the darkest days of the coronavirus pandemic, Martha Medina would occasionally slip into her shuttered store on Los Angeles’ oldest street to ensure everything was secure. Colorful folklorico dresses
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Santa Clara University hosts in-person graduation celebrations
Over 1,400 students are ready to grab their undergraduate diplomas at Santa Clara University, which is hosting an in-person graduation celebration this year. Staff has set up a stage where
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US Not Likely to Reach 70% Vaccination Goal by July 4 at Current Rate: Report
“We still have a lot of Americans who have not yet gotten vaccinated,” said Dr. Ashish Jha, dean of Brown University School of Public Health. At the current pace, the
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Santa Clara Valley Water District Votes to Impose Mandatory Water Restrictions
If you’re among the millions of customers who get water from the Santa Clara Valley Water District, you’ll soon need to cut back on your water use. The district voted
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Chrissy Teigen’s scandal put pal Kris Jenner in ‘crisis mode’ over partnership
Chrissy Teigen continues to face fallout and being “canceled” after she admitted cyber-bullying a teenager 10 years ago, with a new report saying that even good friend Kris Jenner was
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Apple Previews New Software for iPhone, Other Gadgets
Apple kicked off its second annual all-virtual developer conference with a keynote that outlined new updates to its software for iPhones and other devices. The presentation highlighted more privacy options
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Real estate firm scoops up San Jose site where village was proposed
Real estate investors with ties to the Bay Area and Chicago have bought a big north San Jose site where a developer had once proposed a mixed-use neighborhood next to
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New homeowners share their strategies to win a bidding war
After a futile, three-year search for a house of their own, apartment dwellers Arthur Grijalva and Michelle Moraveg considered moving back to El Paso — or living out their days
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