California hospitals laying off thousands as funding cuts trickle down – Santa Cruz Sentinel
Over the past year, hospitals have felt the pain of thousands of layoffs — some even pushed into…
This neighborhood attracted working-class San Franciscans. Not anymore
The home at 116 Elsie St. in San Francisco’s Bernal Heights neighborhood recently sold for $4.7 million — $705,000 above the…
Better Home, Coinbase offer crypto-backed mortgages – NBC 7 San Diego
Prospective homebuyers who have invested in certain cryptocurrencies will be able to use their holdings as collateral to…
Tech company rents South Bay office spaces to fuel local expansion
SANTA CLARA — An electronics company has signed a lease in the South Bay that will enable the…
Newsom may spend $19M sugarcoating stalled economy
By Dan Walters, CalMatters Gov. Gavin Newsom holds a press conference about his revised 2025-26 budget in Sacramento…
Should MTS raise San Diego transit fares? – San Diego Union-Tribune
San Diego County transit officials are considering raising fares to help the cash-strapped Metropolitan Transportation System. It comes…
How AI could save or sink Daniel Lurie’s San Francisco mayoralty
Overall tech employment in San Francisco declined by more than 30,000 jobs between 2023 and 2025. That’s a…
‘WeBro?’ Rebrand seeks to redefine downtown San Diego’s West Broadway office corridor – San Diego Union-Tribune
A narrow slice of downtown San Diego’s depressed office market is just a name change away from a…
Mass deportations could jolt Bay Area economy and trigger job losses
Mass deportations proposed by the Trump administration could strip as much as $67 billion from the Bay Area…
San Jose property deal helps affordable homes project make progress
SAN JOSE — An affordable housing development near downtown San Jose is making progress following the completion of…
San Jose property deal helps affordable homes project make progress
SAN JOSE — An affordable housing development near downtown San Jose is making progress following the completion of…
San Diego TSA agents continue to be unpaid; long airport security lines carry on – San Diego Union-Tribune
Robert Mack has been burning through his savings for 41 days and, like many airport security officers, wonders…