Community rallies to stop violence against Asian-Americans
There was a big show of solidarity this weekend in the South Bay as elected officials, police departments and the community joined in a united front, denouncing hate and violence
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Santa Clara County to Retain Control Over Local COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution
After weeks of bitter negotiations, Santa Clara County has signed an agreement with the state that would allow the county to retain control over local COVID-19 vaccine distribution. It’s a
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Bay Area Rent Continues to Fall But Remains Among Highest in US
Median rent in the Bay Area continued to plummet year over year but also is still the on average the highest in the nation, according to the latest numbers from rental
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Here’s how much COVID vaccines are selling for on the illegal market
Counterfeit vaccine cards and what are being billed as Covid-19 vaccines are now for sale on the dark web, according to a report released Tuesday. Security researchers at cybersecurity firm
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Santa Clara, San Francisco, Marin Counties Moved to Orange Reopening Tier
California on Tuesday moved San Francisco, Santa Clara and Marin counties to the orange reopening tier, allowing for the further easing of capacity restrictions at various businesses, including restaurants and
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Silicon Valley tech CEO explains why he hired Prince Harry
The Duke of Sussex joined a startup called BetterUp as chief impact officer, which provides mental health services and coaching to clients online. The job announcement came weeks after he
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Police Search for Driver in Santa Rosa Fatal Hit and Run
A woman died after a vehicle ran over her Tuesday night in Santa Rosa in a crash that may have been intentional. The Santa Rosa Police Department is searching for
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These Bay Area cities have the most ‘untethered’ workers in the country
No place in the country might be easier to leave these days than Silicon Valley. San Jose and San Francisco have the highest percentage of workers in the U.S. with
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‘Enough is Enough’ Community Condemns Attacks on Asian Americans
Monday marked yet another day of Bay Area residents gathering to show support to the AAPI community in light of the recent violent, unprovoked attacks across the region. In San
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Santa Clara County Residents Frustrated With Vaccine Supply Shortage
Frustration is growing among the disabled who became eligible on March 15 for the COVID-19 vaccine and can’t find an open appointment in Santa Clara County. They are still not
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