South Bay Churches Prepare to Reopen for Limited Indoor Services
It is a busy time for churches in the South Bay as many pastors prepare to reopen for limited indoor services following a recent Supreme Court ruling ordering counties to
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Santa Clara Co. Urges Lunar New Year Celebrations Comply With Health Orders
As the Lunar New Year approaches and those celebrating on Friday get ready to usher in the year of the ox, Santa Clara County officials and local Vietnamese leaders are
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California’s COVID-19 Death Toll Edges Past New York
California has edged past New York in the grim statistic of the number of deaths due to COVID-19, according to Johns Hopkins University data reported Thursday. California’s death toll reached
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CVS Pharmacy COVID-19 Vaccination Launch Pushed Back One Day
CVS Pharmacy on Tuesday announced it is pushing back the start date for its COVID-19 vaccination program at California stores to Friday to ensure sufficient supplies of doses. The program
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Santa Clara County Launches Tiny Homes Site for Unhoused Families With Children
Santa Clara County supervisors and community partners gathered on Monday to kick off the opening of Casitas de Esperanza at the Civic Center — a collection of tiny homes located
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Supreme Court lifts California’s ban on indoor worship services, Santa Clara County to continue ban
Californians are now free to attend indoor worship services after a signficant legal victory. Late Friday night, the Supreme Court ruled that the state of California can no longer ban
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Will a $300K consultant fix Santa Clara’s tourism woes?
Santa Clara is mulling whether to pay a consultant $300,000 to create a tourism strategy for the city, a move scrutinized by several city councilmembers given the city’s questionable history
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Record Virus Fine Hits California Prison With Worst Outbreak
California workplace safety regulators announced Thursday that a state prison rocked by one of the nation’s worst coronavirus outbreaks has been hit with by far its largest pandemic-related fine yet
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Descendants of Black Pioneer Businessman Keep Entrepreneurial Spirit Alive
The Cotright family in the East Bay has embodied the term “entrepreneurial spirit” for generations, starting in 1954 when Otis Cotright started the first Black-owned business in Richmond’s downtown. It
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Half Moon Bay Cannabis Company Under Investigation for Farmworker Wage Allegations
A once-thriving cannabis and hemp company in Half Moon Bay is now being investigated by state and local authorities for possibly cheating it’s farmworker labor force out of two months
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