South Bay Travel Blogger Among 2 Killed in Mexico’s Tulum
A South Bay woman born in India was one of two foreign tourists killed in the apparent crossfire of a drug-gang shootout in Mexico’s Caribbean coast resort of Tulum. Authorities
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California is 2nd toughest place in U.S. to find a job
Californians looking for work are battling for paychecks in the second-most competitive job market in the nation. The state had 1.1 million job openings in August, the largest count in
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Disneyland raises ticket prices, adding most expensive tier for busiest days
isneyland has raised prices on most single- and multi-day tickets after a six-month reopening period when admission costs remained unchanged at the Anaheim theme park. Ticket prices for Disneyland and
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California Proposes a Ban on New Oil Drilling Near Schools, Homes and Hospitals
California’s oil and gas regulator on Thursday proposed that the state ban new oil drilling within 3,200 feet of schools, homes and hospitals to protect public health in what would
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California Officials Prepare to Vaccinate Children Age 5-11
Public health departments across California are gearing up to administer coronavirus vaccines to children ages 5 to 11 in the coming weeks and officials say they are planning “family-friendly” events
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South Bay School District Testing Students for COVID-19
A South Bay school district is taking an aggressive approach to fighting the pandemic. Students in the Evergreen School District have been testing for COVID-19 for a couple of weeks
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Sheriff to Announce What Killed California Family on Hike
A California sheriff has scheduled a news conference to announce the causes of death of a Northern California family and their dog who were found in a remote hiking area
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Nearly 1,500 Customers Without Power in Parts of Bay Area: PG&E
Nearly 1,500 Bay Area customers were without power early Thursday morning following weather-related and other issues, officials with Pacific Gas & Electric said. Here’s a breakdown of the power outage numbers
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California unemployment claims rocket higher
California workers filed the most initial claims for unemployment benefits in six months, a huge weekly total revealed on Thursday that suggests coronavirus-linked woes still afflict the statewide economy. Workers
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Facebook will pay up to $9.5 million to victims to settle discrimination claims against U.S. workers
Facebook will pay $4.75 million in fines and up to $9.5 million to victims in order to settle with the U.S. Department of Justice over allegations that the company discriminated against U.S.
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