Amazon’s Bay Area expansion faces pushback
Amazon has changed its plans for at least five new warehouses across the Bay Area in recent months amid pushback from labor unions and environmental groups. Since 2020, the company
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Tax Day is coming. This is what you need to know about filing your 2021 taxes
Soaring inflation. The war in Ukraine. Yet another rise in Covid cases. With so much going on this year it’s hard to focus on things like filing your taxes. Nevertheless,
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California Police Search for Shooters Who Killed 6, Hurt 12 in Sacramento
The usual crowds filled the streets as bars and nightclubs were closing in California’s capital city of Sacramento when the sound of rapid-fire gunshots sent people running in terror. In
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2 Pedestrians Struck by Cars at San Jose Sideshow
The San Jose Police Department said two pedestrians were struck by cars Saturday night during an illegal sideshow, one of several that took place throughout the city. At Lundy Avenue
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California man sentenced to prison for buying himself Coachella tickets, hot tub and more with tech company credit card
A Riverside man was sentenced to two years in federal prison after pleading guilty to stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash and luxury gifts for himself — including
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Vaccine Mandate on Mega Events Officially Ends in California
Effective Friday, proof of COVID vaccination and testing to attend mega events is no longer required across the state. That means lines to get into Sharks games or concerts at
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Dozens Rally to Support Man Shot by Police in San Jose
Dozens gathered at San Jose City Hall Friday as they demanded justice for 20-year-old K’aun Green, who was shot several times by police outside La Victoria Taqueria in San Jose.
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Los Altos High School Student Dies of Possible Fentanyl Poisoning: Police
Police are investigating after a Los Altos School student was found dead Friday morning. The incident happened on the same day Santa Clara County leaders unveiled their plan to stop
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Activist hacker ‘Commander X’ pleads guilty to federal charges for shutting down Santa Cruz County’s website
An activist hacker credited with briefly shutting down Santa Cruz County’s website in December 2010 as an alleged act of political protest pleaded guilty to federal charges this week. Christopher
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California Senator María Elena Durazo renews push to make paid family leave more affordable
María Elena Durazo, a Democratic state senator from Los Angeles, is renewing the fight for equitable paid family leave, hoping to make it a realistic option for more low-income Californians.
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