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Now that capacity restrictions have gone away across the country, what are the next great challenges facing the theme park industry as it looks to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic? Staffing: Theme parks
Read MoreSean O’Malley talks easily as he makes his way down the Napa River, passing upscale shops and restaurants as we float by Napa’s downtown in his 1,300-pound, 36.5-foot-long gondola. It’s
Read MoreI used Expedia to book round-trip tickets from Boston to Paris on Air France last March. Just before the departure date, I received a text message from Air France. It
Read MoreA Sunnyvale property that could become a choice redevelopment site across from Apple’s iconic spaceship campus in Cupertino has been bought by a local investment group. At present, the property
Read MoreThe 430 units in the first phase of the development would rise at 1298 Tripp Ave. between North 26th Street and Wooster Avenue near the interchange of U.S. Highway 101
Read MoreCalifornia workers are facing a steadily worsening backlog for their unemployment claims, a reminder that the impact of the economic infection that the coronavirus has unleashed has yet to fully
Read MoreAnjani Sircar was on the hot seat, facing an attorney intent on discrediting a recent enforcement action. But this wasn’t a trial, and Sircar isn’t a police officer. She’s a
Read MoreThose snide insults, inappropriate comments, racist remarks and sexual innuendos that used to make us cringe are rearing their heads again as more people return to the workplace amid a
Read MoreThe Bay Area has become more racially segregated since 1990, mirroring a long-running national trend of cities and neighborhoods dividing more starkly along ethnic lines, according to a new study
Read MoreChickens don’t fly very well, but El Pollo Loco is taking to the skies. The Costa Mesa-based chain is testing a drone that can airlift fast food into people’s backyards. Test flights
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