Conner Lee Lambert
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Conner Lee Lambert is a reporter based in the San Francisco Bay Area covering Northern California news.
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Trouble in Tech Paradise: Why Software Engineers Are Struggling to Find Jobs in 2025
Students and entry-level job applicants in the tech industry are left doing everything they can to fight for a position.
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Apple Sues Former Employee for Allegedly Stealing Proprietary Information Before Leaving for Competitor
San Jose resident and Chinese citizen Di Liu copied thousands of files to his personal cloud storage before starting work with Snap, the lawsuit alleges.
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Disposable Vapes Release More Toxic Metals Than Traditional Cigarettes: UC Davis Study
Popular disposable vapes released more toxic metals than other kinds of e-cigarettes and, in some cases, traditional cigarettes, according to the study.
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Homelessness Reaches Record High in Bay Area County
The total number of people experiencing homelessness in Santa Clara County rose to more than 10,000.
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Amazon-Owned Zoox Expands Robotaxi Production Through Bay Area Facility
The Foster City-based company hopes the new plant will be making 10,000 vehicles per year by 2027.
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San Francisco Police Officers React to Mayor’s Plan to Fully Staff Department
The directive aims to address ‘historically low’ staffing levels and a slow hiring process.
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San Francisco Honors Fallen Service Members at Presidio Memorial Day Commemoration
The city held its 158th annual Memorial Day Commemoration Ceremony at San Francisco National Cemetery.
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Two Arrested in Connection With Thefts of More than $45,000 Worth of Beauty Products
One suspect believed to be connected to the crime spree is still at large.
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San José State University Ranked in Top 10 for Computer Science
The university leapt from 32nd place in 2024 to 9th this year, passing schools including Stanford and UC Berkeley.
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A Six-Figure Income Is Considered Low in Some Bay Area Counties
Californians often face a heavier cost burden because the state’s rent and home prices are significantly higher than in most of the nation.
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Trouble in Tech Paradise: Why Software Engineers Are Struggling to Find Jobs in 2025
Students and entry-level job applicants in the tech industry are left doing everything they can to fight for a position.
|
Apple Sues Former Employee for Allegedly Stealing Proprietary Information Before Leaving for Competitor
San Jose resident and Chinese citizen Di Liu copied thousands of files to his personal cloud storage before starting work with Snap, the lawsuit alleges.
|
Disposable Vapes Release More Toxic Metals Than Traditional Cigarettes: UC Davis Study
Popular disposable vapes released more toxic metals than other kinds of e-cigarettes and, in some cases, traditional cigarettes, according to the study.
|
Homelessness Reaches Record High in Bay Area County
The total number of people experiencing homelessness in Santa Clara County rose to more than 10,000.
|
Amazon-Owned Zoox Expands Robotaxi Production Through Bay Area Facility
The Foster City-based company hopes the new plant will be making 10,000 vehicles per year by 2027.
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San Francisco Police Officers React to Mayor’s Plan to Fully Staff Department
The directive aims to address ‘historically low’ staffing levels and a slow hiring process.
|
San Francisco Honors Fallen Service Members at Presidio Memorial Day Commemoration
The city held its 158th annual Memorial Day Commemoration Ceremony at San Francisco National Cemetery.
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Two Arrested in Connection With Thefts of More than $45,000 Worth of Beauty Products
One suspect believed to be connected to the crime spree is still at large.
|
San José State University Ranked in Top 10 for Computer Science
The university leapt from 32nd place in 2024 to 9th this year, passing schools including Stanford and UC Berkeley.
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A Six-Figure Income Is Considered Low in Some Bay Area Counties
Californians often face a heavier cost burden because the state’s rent and home prices are significantly higher than in most of the nation.
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