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Cisco Systems plans to lay off 7% of its workforce, marking its second round of job cuts this year, as it shifts focus to faster-growing tech areas like artificial intelligence
Read MoreAs wildfires ravaged Sonoma County’s wine country in 2020, Maria Salinas continued to harvest grapes amidst flying ash and smoke-filled air. The toxins turned her saliva black, and she eventually
Read MoreThe older students — many with gray hair, some using canes, and all in their 60s or older — were astonished by what they heard. A retired college professor murmured,
Read MoreThe American Red Cross is facing a critical blood shortage and is calling on healthy individuals to donate. A Red Cross executive attributed the decline in blood supply to extreme
Read MoreBreaking, one of the newest sports added to the Olympics, is making its debut at the 2024 Paris Games, and it has generated significant excitement within the local community. With
Read MoreOn Thursday, thousands of Bay Area schools welcomed students for the start of the new academic year. In the San Jose Unified School District alone, nearly 25,000 students attended 41
Read MoreAn air quality advisory, initially set to end on Friday, has been extended through Saturday due to ongoing wildfire smoke, as reported by the Bay Area Air Quality Management District.
Read MoreConsumer Watchdog, the Los Angeles organization that has frequently challenged state Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara, has successfully regained its recertification. This decision enables the group to secure funding for its
Read MoreThe Bay Area is experiencing a shortage of COVID vaccines amid a summer surge in cases. Major health care providers and retail pharmacies attribute the shortage to limited supply. Rite
Read MoreCalifornia’s Department of Housing and Community Development recently announced in a news release that a total of $71 million will be distributed across 52 counties in California to combat the
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