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Looking to market your products or services online? You’d better make sure your website loads fast because a new report shows e-commerce buyers won’t wait around for long. The survey from Digital.com asked 1,250
Read MoreA window washer fell eight stories to their death while working on an apartment complex in the East Village on Wednesday, according to San Diego police. The suspended scaffolding the
Read MoreFor 35 years, San Jose has banned any new billboards from going up. But in 2018, the city council voted to allow 22 new ones on public land. It’s been
Read MoreSome school district superintendents in the South Bay said they feel like they are being asked to act like a public health officer on top of educating kids. The frustrated
Read MoreNine months after launching a pandemic aid program to help cash-strapped renters avoid eviction, California began a new program to help homeowners save their properties from foreclosure or a forced
Read MoreA San Francisco developer filed a lawsuit against Santa Clara today, accusing the city of violating state housing law and breaching their contract by killing the company’s affordable and workforce housing project
Read MoreMore than one-third of U.S. employers still plan to implement a vaccine mandate despite the Supreme Court’s rejection of a federal rule that would have required workers to get shots
Read MoreChildren’s Discovery Museum is offering families a free pass for shots received during one of the Santa Clara County Public Health Department’s COVID-19 vaccination clinics at the museum. Every family
Read MoreThe deadline has arrived for Santa Clara County workers in high-risk settings to have up-to-date COVID-19 vaccinations, meaning booster shots. In late December, as the omicron variant was spreading fast,
Read MoreRegulators want to destroy rooftop solar to protect the obscene profits of utility companies, one side charges. The other side claims rooftop solar owners are circling the wagons to protect
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