Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi joined two Bay Area lawmakers in San Francisco on Thursday to explain why Democrats are standing firm during the ongoing federal government shutdown. The legislators detailed
Read MoreCalifornia is among the states most affected by the partial federal government shutdown, home to nearly 150,000 federal workers—the highest number outside Washington, D.C., according to the Congressional Research Service.
Read MoreAlcatraz, a top Bay Area tourist attraction, was forced to halt operations Thursday due to the ongoing government shutdown. Alcatraz City Cruises, which operates tours to the historic island, announced
Read MoreAfter being closed for nearly five months due to a major pest issue, the Whole Foods Market on Stevens Creek Boulevard in Cupertino has reopened to shoppers. On Monday, the
Read MoreA small San Francisco business that has specialized in Italian imports for decades is now facing serious financial strain due to rising tariffs and a weakening dollar. Deborah Baldini, co-owner
Read MoreA major change is coming for California drivers of electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids who have long enjoyed the perk of driving solo in carpool lanes. The state’s Clean Air
Read MoreA lender says it’s ready to build hundreds of homes on the site of the former Greyhound bus terminal in downtown San Jose—if a bankruptcy judge allows it to move
Read MoreFinding lasting love isn’t always easy—especially in today’s digital dating world. That’s why one Bay Area woman is taking a bold and unconventional approach to meeting her future husband. Lisa
Read MoreSan Jose police have arrested five individuals in connection with an alleged brothel operation run out of a massage parlor in the city, officials announced Friday. According to the San
Read MoreWhile the once-massive homeless encampment at Columbus Park in San Jose has largely been dismantled, a number of unhoused residents continue to remain in the area—underscoring the ongoing challenges facing the city’s
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