After state regulators found numerous violations last fall at Santa Clara County’s hospital system, the county is back in compliance — ensuring it’ll receive crucial Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements. The county’s healthcare system,
OAKLAND — Holy Names University, a Catholic college in Oakland, has defaulted on the loan for its property, a fresh financial jolt for the 154-year-old school as it prepares to shut down later
By Josh Boak | Associated Press WASHINGTON — As political gridlock puts the government at risk of defaulting, President Joe Biden on Thursday is making an opening offer with a budget plan that
The sight of his charter boat, Salty Lady, propped up on blocks in a Richmond boat repair seemed the perfect metaphor for Captain Jared Davis’ upcoming salmon fishing season — up in the
The family of a woman killed by a SamTrans bus has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Peninsula public transit system, accusing the agency of fitting the bus with “unsafe” headlights. The
179 El Dorado Avenue – Google Street View A house built in 1950 located in the 100 block of El Dorado Avenue in Palo Alto has new owners. The 888-square-foot property was sold
Several residents and business owners in San Francisco spent Thursday stocking up on sandbags and installing flood barriers where possible. The city’s department of public works was busy all day and even extended
A financial free fall is happening right now in the Bay Area. One of the most trusted local banks is in trouble and now there’s growing concern that some companies are withdrawing their
Sixteen Tesla crashes are the focus of a federal investigation into incidents in which a car using Autopilot ran into a stationary emergency vehicle on a highway. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Charlotte’s Chocolate Cranberry Granola Bars are “Zero-Waste Chef” Anne-Marie Bonneau’s go-to for a hiking snack or not-too-sweet treat. (Anne-Marie Bonneau) Sunscreen, water bottle and a healthy snack are the necessities to pack for
