City looking for developers for new Carson civic center – Daily Breeze
The Carson City Council has approved a massive redevelopment of the Civic Center — and is looking for…
Elected officials arrested as May Day protests disrupt Bay Area airports, streets – East Bay Times
A Peninsula state senator and multiple San Francisco supervisors were arrested Friday amid a swell of May Day…
Artists open their studios; museum duck will finally get a name
For art, museum and history enthusiasts this weekend: IT’S NOT QUACK: In a naming ceremony Saturday, May 2,…
May Day protests across Bay Area call for ‘no work, no school, no shopping’ – The Mercury News
A Peninsula state senator and multiple San Francisco supervisors were arrested Friday amid a swell of May Day…
S.F. supervisors arrested at SFO May Day protest
Supervisor Connie Chan is arrested as she stands with other demonstrators blocking the road in front of San…
Bay Area loses jobs in March, California posts gains
The Bay Area lost thousands of jobs in March, a hiring slump that contrasts sharply with sturdy hiring…
AI is coming for jobs, and ‘We’re not ready,’ labor expert says – The Mercury News
William Gould, one of the nation’s leading experts on employment, sees artificial intelligence as a “locomotive coming down…
South Bay enjoys best three months of office leasing of post-COVID era
SAN JOSE — The office market in the South Bay has muscled up for its best three months…
South Bay enjoys best three months of office leasing of post-COVID era
SAN JOSE — The office market in the South Bay has muscled up for its best three months…
Veteran Bay Area builder buys site of failed Los Gatos housing project
LOS GATOS — A Bay Area homebuilder bought the site of a failed Los Gatos housing development that…
San Jose Museum of Art gala glows despite gloomy skies – The Mercury News
Despite gloomy weather, the San Jose Museum of Art had a glittering al fresco gala and auction last…
Stronger age restrictions are needed for e-bikes
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