COVID-19 spun up the perfect storm to batter the anemic pace of Bay Area home building in 2020. The health crisis slowed government responses, made construction materials and workers scarce,
Read MoreThe grand revolution known as working from home in sweats with pets on your lap could be one of the pandemic era’s lasting employment legacies. I might be old and
Read MoreTotal cases of Covid-19 have reached close to the 31.6 million mark in the United States. Though some states continue to enforce travel restrictions and quarantines, in general more states
Read Moret shouldn’t take a lawsuit for Bay Area restaurants to receive a break from liquor license and health permit fees assessed by the state and counties during COVID-19 health orders.
Read MoreLocal and state leaders, housing experts, businesses and social justice advocates from all nine Bay Area counties have united to create a Regional Action Plan that aims to house 75%
Read MoreCalifornia shoppers are feeling the best they have since the coronavirus slammed the economy, two surveys show. The Chapman University-Claremont McKenna College California Consumer Sentiment Index jumped a record 37%
Read MoreU.S. real estate tycoons couldn’t keep up with their billionaire peers in the pandemic era. Let’s ponder data from my trusty spreadsheet tracking the ups and downs in the combined
Read MoreSilicon Valley’s office market remained feeble during the first three months of 2021, but hope has emerged that the battered sector may begin to recover this year from coronavirus-linked ailments,
Read MoreApple Arcade expanded its offerings this month in a big way. The evolving service added more than 30 games at the beginning of April, and the offerings feature heavy hitters
Read MoreScooters are coming to Fremont, for real this time. And e-bikes, too. After some hitches in efforts to get “micromobility” options rolling in Fremont, including a ditched deal with Lime,
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