It has been seven weeks since a mass shooting at a Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority maintenance facility shut down the agency’s light-rail service, and VTA officials have not publicly
Read MoreCalifornia workers filed slightly fewer initial claims for unemployment last week, but the filings remain far worse than the trends before coronavirus-linked business shutdowns began 16 months ago, the government
Read MoreTeachers are in such short supply after the pandemic that some local school districts are using cash incentives to entice some of their teachers to stay. And it’s working –
Read MoreGoogle has floated preliminary plans for a pedestrian-friendly tech campus that would bring north San Jose a lush and green office hub with features designed to emulate characteristics of the
Read MoreDespite the tendency of the earth to convulse beneath them, California has sprouted some 20,000 buildings that are 14 stories tall or higher, according to international data. They’re office buildings and
Read MoreWhen Rich Harbour’s surfboard was stolen from his yard, the Seal Beach teenager had no choice but to build himself another one. It wasn’t long before Harbour Surfboards was born,
Read MoreGeneral Motors officially announced on Tuesday, July 13, it’s bringing its Advanced Design Center to Pasadena, where it will invest $71 million to build a new campus. The auto-making giant
Read MoreLawsuits filed Monday in California seek potential class-action damages from Dow Chemical and its successor company over a widely used bug killer linked to brain damage in children. Chlorpyrifos is
Read MoreFighting COVID-19 in California has cost taxpayers at least $12.3 billion since the start of the pandemic. That’s more than the gross domestic product of 50 nations. More than the
Read MoreCalifornia workers filed more unemployment claims last week compared to the prior week, an indication that the state has yet to recover from coronavirus-linked business shutdowns, even after the reopening
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