Tesla faces another US investigation: unexpected braking
U.S. auto safety regulators have launched another investigation of Tesla, this time tied to complaints that its cars can stop on roads for no apparent reason. The government says it
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California changed its mask rules
This morning, the mask rules changed again in California. Here’s a guide to when and where you can taste a little of that mask freedom, and when you’ll need to don
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US suspends avocado imports from Mexico after threat to US inspector
The United States has suspended avocado imports from Mexico’s western state of Michoacan after a US official received a threat, Mexico’s Agriculture Ministry said in a statement on Saturday. According to the
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Santa Clara County government may buy and shut down Cupertino quarry and cement plant
A major quarry and cement plant in the hills west of Cupertino that have built freeways, dams and buildings across Northern California for generations — but also sparked controversy over
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San Jose has the third highest ‘equity rich’ homes in the U.S.
Sky high real estate prices have made a growing number of homeowners “equity rich,” according to a report on home equity. That means they have at least 50% equity in their property,
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Booster Mandate for City Workers in San Jose Takes Effect at city-owned venues
San Jose’s COVID-19 booster mandate for city employees and attendees at city-owned venues took effect Friday. The mandate requires attendees at indoor events hosted by city-owned venues show proof of
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Santa Clara County jails need $1.5 million to keep up with food price increases
If it feels like your wallet is becoming lighter with each passing day since the start of the pandemic, you’re not wrong. Even Santa Clara County’s jails are apparently feeling the
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Tesla sued by Black, gay worker claiming ‘ignored’ racism
A Black gay woman who worked at a Tesla Inc. factory accused the electric-vehicle maker in a lawsuit of “festering” racism by ignoring the racial and homophobic slurs and physical
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Google, Meta can’t just eat up competitors: California Attorney General
California Attorney General Rob Bonta has a message for big tech companies, including those in the state: he’s going to take action when they violate laws. “This is priority space
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