‘My hands are tied.’ Bay Area 211 workers feel helpless in face of homelessness crisis
It started off as a routine call. But before Rico Millan knew it, the woman on the other end of the phone was crying. She had phoned for help finding
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Zoom settles consumer claims over privacy for $85 Million
Proposed accord resolves claims Zoom Video Communications Inc. misled consumers about encryption security, improperly shared data with Facebook Inc. and failed to protect private meetings from being disrupted by hacking
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Santa Clara and Bay Area businesses with COVID outbreaks were rarely inspected for violations
The overwhelming majority of Bay Area workplaces that reported COVID-19 outbreaks never faced any enforcement actions for possible violations of public health orders, a Bay Area News Group analysis reveals.
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Wall Street is buying up family homes. The rent checks are too juicy to ignore
Housing markets are hotter than ever, and big money is getting in on the act. Pension funds, investment firms and Wall Street banks are snapping up family homes in Europe and
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PG&E could face criminal charges over deadly Northern California wildfire
Pacific Gas & Electric will face criminal charges because its equipment sparked a wildfire last year that killed four people and destroyed hundreds of homes, a Northern California prosecutor announced
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California recommends masks for all indoors amid COVID surge
The California Department of Public Health said Wednesday that even people vaccinated against COVID-19 should wear masks indoors in public places, a shift from its guidance in mid-June that the
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California unemployment claims jump to highest level since reopening
Unemployment claims in California jumped last week to their highest levels since the state’s much-touted reopening of an economy that has been enfeebled by coronavirus-linked ailments for well over a
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California to Require Vaccine or Testing for State Workers
California will require state employees and all health care workers to show proof of a COVID-19 vaccination or get tested weekly, tightening restrictions in an effort to slow rising coronavirus
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Seton Medical Center breaks ground on $60 million seismic retrofit, but workers want more
Three years Seton Medical Center nearly closed when its previous owner went bankrupt, the hospital system is getting a $60 million injection from AHMC Healthcare as part of a bid
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“Los empresarios debemos prepararnos más y mejor para enfrentar los cambios en el sector energético”: Eduardo Dagdug Contreras
Santa Clara Mail en Español – Latinoamérica El director general de la empresa Kaisen Construcciones dijo que es importante estar atentos a los cambios geopolíticos, para así tratar de que
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