Letters to the Editor: Statewide rain runoff crackdown would ultimately cost consumers
To the editor: We all want our waterways to be clean (“Polluted rain runoff from big box store…
California wants to cap business tax credits, alarming life sciences and tech industries
CALIFORNIA’S LIFE SCIENCES INDUSTRY is sounding the alarm over a proposal from Gov. Gavin Newsom that would permanently…
Multiple illegal short-term rentals in San Diego shut down by city – San Diego Union-Tribune
A half-dozen illegal short-term rentals in San Diego’s mid-city neighborhoods have been shut down following a settlement between…
San Diego inflation is on the rise, but not as much as the U.S. average – San Diego Union-Tribune
Inflation is on the rise in San Diego County but, uncharacteristically, it’s not as high as the rest…
San Jose housing tower owners include exec who started Flow and WeWork
SAN JOSE — Real estate executives who purchased a downtown San Jose housing tower that will include affordable…
San Jose housing tower owners include exec who started Flow and WeWork
SAN JOSE — Real estate executives who purchased a downtown San Jose housing tower that will include affordable…
Restaurants are paying influencers for promotional posts. How messy can it get?
It started with $500 and a comped meal at Hollywood Thai. That’s what the family-run Thai Town restaurant…
Changes to senior services funding could mean fewer meals for LA’s elderly | Guest Commentary | Opinion
Every day in Los Angeles County, thousands of older adults rely on a simple but essential service: a…
Bay Area downtowns aren’t dying but changing
For years, headlines have warned of downtown “doom loops” and “death spirals,” focusing on the office vacancies that…
How California’s economy survives: Its workers are No. 3 for productivity – Orange County Register
If California is such a horrible place to do business, why do bosses keep their operations here? My…
Changes to senior services funding could mean fewer meals for LA’s elderly | Guest Commentary | Commentary
Every day in Los Angeles County, thousands of older adults rely on a simple but essential service: a…
Changes to senior services funding could mean fewer meals for LA’s elderly | Guest Commentary | Opinion
Every day in Los Angeles County, thousands of older adults rely on a simple but essential service: a…