Tesla Supercharger Zoo Has Cow Hollow Neighbors Losing Sleep
Neighbors near 1965 Lombard St. say a new 24-hour Tesla Supercharger has brought noise, traffic and sanitation problems to their Cow Hollow block. Residents want Tesla and city officials to take enforceable action.
Southland Home Market Rebounds Amid Gradual Rise in Statewide Prices
February brought a month‑to‑month rebound in Southland home sales and a modest statewide price uptick, but rates and tight supply keep the spring market uneven.
Redwood City Tutor In Child Molestation Case Gets Three Years In Prison
A Redwood City tutor was sentenced to three years after pleading no contest in a child molestation case; prosecutors say he must register as a sex offender and avoid the victim for 10 years.
Brown Water Nightmare Has St. Helena Wine Country On Edge
St. Helena residents are seeing brown, smelly tap water; officials blame mineral and sediment buildup in aging pipes while crews flush lines and plan repairs. The city says longer‑term pipe‑cleaning and treatment upgrades are in the works.
Israeli Startups Quietly Keep 20,000 California Paychecks Flowing
A new alliance report finds Israeli‑founded firms support about 22,650 California jobs and add billions in output. The data arrives as state political debate over Israel intensifies.
Sutter Snaps Up Allina, Shakes Up Minnesota Hospital Turf
Sutter Health announced plans to acquire Minneapolis-based Allina Health in a non-cash deal that would form a roughly $26B system and promise regional investments. Local leaders say patient care and day-to-day operations will continue as usual while regulators review the deal.
When Waymo's Safest Feature Becomes a Trap
A January attack on a San Francisco Waymo — six minutes of death threats while bystanders cheered and the car sat frozen — has put a spotlight on the unresolved tension at the core of robotaxi design: the same software that stops a car to protect a pedestrian can strand a passenger with nowhere to go.












