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Neighbors Save Money With Local ‘Buy Nothing Project’ Facebook Groups
Group members can post anything they’d like to give away, lend, or share.
CalFresh Will Restart Program Offering Cash Back on Fruits and Veggies
Lawmakers find the funding to revive a program offering $1 back for every $1 spent on healthy fare.
Northern California Fire Triples in Size to 280 Square Miles
A man was arrested July 25 after he was seen pushing a burning car into a gully the day before, which allegedly caused the massive fire.
Chipotle Promises to Crack Down on Outliers Serving Small Portions
Stores not meeting expectations will be given ’training and coaching' on the correct way to make a burrito or bowl.
Gov. Newsom Orders California Officials to Remove Homeless Camps Deemed Unsafe
Encampments on state property that pose an imminent threat to public safety will be removed. At other camps, a notice to vacate will be posted.
To Join California’s Top 1 Percent, a Household Must Earn More Than $1 Million per Year
The seven-figure threshold for reaching the top 1 percent holds true in five states. In West Virginia, it takes less than $500,000.
Billionaire-Backed Eco-City Won’t Be on California County’s November Ballot
‘The timing has been unrealistic,’ said a Solano County supervisor, explaining the decision to put the 17,500-acre project before voters in 2026.
A Venture Capitalist’s Perspective on the Success of Silicon Valley
Sudhir Kadam thinks the unique cultural ‘ecosystem’ of Silicon Valley is the secret to its success.
Nearly 1 Million Californians Benefit From Water Program Grants: State
The state has distributed $830 million over five years to communities that need clean water.
San Jose 1st California City to Approve Sales of Separate Dwellings Under New Law
Homeowners selling their granny flats could give buyers a new path to a first home, said the lawmaker behind the bill.
California’s Danger Zones: 6 Counties With Highest Homicide Rates
Alameda County tops the list, mainly because of Oakland’s homicide rate of 27.6 per 100,000 people.
California Tackles Budget Deficit by Making Every Agency Cut Spending by 8 Percent
People won’t see their income tax rise, but businesses will be asked to pay more. No state government layoffs are expected.
Former LA Mayor Villaraigosa Announces Bid for Governor
The Democrat joins a growing field of contenders including San Diego lawmaker Toni Atkins and state Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis.
Falun Gong Practitioners Rally in San Francisco to Commemorate 25 Years of Anti-Persecution Efforts
Guest speakers condemned the persecution and expressed their support for practitioners who are being violently oppressed in China.
Saks Fifth Avenue Switches to Appointment-Only Shopping at San Francisco Store
The Union Square shopping area has suffered several losses recently as crime and homelessness persist. The mayor blames remote work and disinformation.
After High Court Ruling, San Francisco Prepares to Clear Homeless Camps
Mayor London Breed said the goal is ’to bring people indoors.' Officials are working with the city attorney to craft policies.
Unruly Visitors Prompt Officials to Require Reservation for Northern California Lake
The popular lake recreation area was closed temporarily because of illegal parking, U-turns, and dangerous jaywalking.
