How Climate Change Could Transform Bay Area Winemaking
From an agricultural perspective, the verdant, coastal hills of Point Reyes in west Marin County are generally known as cow country. Cloaked by fog much of the year, the patchwork
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Kobe Bryant’s estate ends nearly two-decade deal with Nike
The nearly two-decade relationship late basketball player Kobe Bryant and Nike has ended. Bryant was “an important part of Nike’s deep connection to consumers,” Nike said in a statement. “Though our contractual relationship has
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Founder of Adobe and Developer of PDFs Dies at Age 81
Charles “Chuck” Geschke — the co-founder of the major software company Adobe Inc. who helped develop Portable Document Format technology, or PDFs — died at age 81. Geschke, who lived
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Bay Area Sikh Community Host Vigils to Mourn Victims of Indianapolis FedEx Shooting
Members of the San Jose Sikh community gather at their place of worship to pray for the eight people killed in the mass shooting Thursday at a Indianapolis FedEx facility.
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Thousands of COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments Added in Santa Clara County
Santa Clara County officials announced late Sunday that the local supply of the COVID vaccine has increased and that, as a result, thousands of appointments have been added this week,
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Will Santa Clara County’s COVID Vaccine Supply Be Enough to Meet New Demand?
An influx of hundreds of thousands of unexpected doses allowed the Bay Area’s biggest county to add new appointments just as eligibility for the COVID vaccine widened. But with vaccine
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Hundreds Get Their Shot as Vaccine Eligibility Expands in the North Bay, Peninsula
Much of the Bay Area had already opened up eligibility to people 16 and up but on Thursday, Sonoma, Napa and San Mateo counties joined in and people responded in
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California Mass Shooting Suspect Was Barred From Buying Guns
The man accused of going on a shooting rampage at a Southern California business, killing four people, should not have been allowed to buy or own guns because of a California
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Could Bay Area home building be a COVID long-hauler?
COVID-19 spun up the perfect storm to batter the anemic pace of Bay Area home building in 2020. The health crisis slowed government responses, made construction materials and workers scarce,
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Work from home vs. corporate reality
The grand revolution known as working from home in sweats with pets on your lap could be one of the pandemic era’s lasting employment legacies. I might be old and
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