IBM and Infineon Announce Over 100 Job Cuts in San Jose as Bay Area Tech Sector Tightens Belt
IBM and Infineon are laying off over 100 tech workers in the Bay Area, adding to the region's tech job cuts. IBM's layoffs are part of a global workforce reduction, which could result in around 2,700 jobs lost worldwide.
Berkeley Police Seek Public's Help in Locating At-Risk Missing Man Last Seen Near Shattuck Avenue
Berkeley Police are looking for 57-year-old Bashir Latify, at risk due to his physical and mental condition. He was last seen near Carleton St. and Shattuck Ave. wearing a navy-blue jacket and blue sweatpants, possibly heading to Hayward.
Port of Oakland Surges Ahead with 86% Renewable Energy Use, Secures 20-Year Clean Energy Storage Agreement
The Port of Oakland reported 86% of its electricity in 2024 came from renewable and zero-carbon sources, almost doubling California's target. They've also agreed to a 20-year energy storage deal to support clean energy goals.
Q Specialty Coffee Brings 12-Minute Roasts, 6 Types of Matcha to Laurel Village
After a decade sitting empty, a California Street corner now houses San Francisco's newest coffee obsession—complete with beans that roast while you wait and matcha drinks that have already conquered TikTok. The entrepreneur behind Toast'N Egg spent months earning coffee certifications from industry legends just to make sure Laurel Village residents never have to settle for Starbucks again.












