Feces Complaints in San Francisco Drop to Lowest Level in 3 Years Amid Pandemic
We analyzed 311 complaint data from April 1 to Nov. 13 and compared it to the same time period in previous years to gain insight into how the global health
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5 Things to Know Before the Stock Market Opens Tuesday
1. Dow set to continue Monday’s robust rally The Dow was headed for an over 300 point gain at Tuesday’s open, with the Trump administration approving Joe Biden‘s transition and the president-elect
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Syringes, Equipment Being Moved as U.S. Prepares to Distribute First Vaccines Quickly
The first Americans to get a Covid-19 vaccine could receive their first doses in about a month, if an expected FDA approval timeline holds. Pfizer and BioNTech announced Friday they will file for emergency
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Grand Jury Indicts Santa Clara County Undersheriff in CCW Case
Santa Clara County Undersheriff Rick Sung has been indicted by a grand jury. Sung has been placed on administrative leave by the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office as he now
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Political Scientists Look At Santa Clara’s Landmark 2020 City Council Election
Santa Clara’s two-year journey to a City Council that mirrors the City’s multi-ethnic population is historic and follows Santa Clara’s change to single-member City Council districts, after the City lost
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Planning Commission Shapes Future Of Related Santa Clara’s Signs
On Wednesday, Nov. 18, Santa Clara Planning Commissioners approved a Comprehensive Sign Program (CSP) for the Related Santa Clara project’s Parcels 4 and 5, which represents the “city-center” part of the development.
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California adopts stricter workplace coronavirus safety rules
California officials on Thursday approved new regulations requiring employers to implement safety measures aimed at limiting the spread of COVID-19 in the workplace, becoming the latest state to adopt stricter rules. The state’s
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Teachers unions across US demand stop to in-person learning amid rising coronavirus cases
Teachers’ unions across America are calling for the halt of in-person learning as coronavirus cases climb once again. Although some state governments have relaxed health restrictions, allowing schools to reopen their doors with precautionary
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Gov. Newsom imposes new coronavirus restrictions after apologizing for breaking his own rules to attend party
California Gov. Newsom is being called a hypocrite for breaking his own coronavirus rules by attending a birthday party at an expensive restaurant earlier this month. Newsom apologized on Monday, calling his decision
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California to issue emergency COVID-19 workplace safety rules as infections rise
California is on track to issue emergency rules aimed at curbing workplace spread of COVID-19 — offering a chance at relief to essential workers, who have been disproportionately sickened by
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