Everpure's Mega Santa Clara HQ Bet Rides AI Office Heat Wave
Everpure, the newly rebranded Pure Storage, signed a twin-building lease at Santa Clara Square that secures an entire six‑story headquarters through 2040 as AI lifts demand.
St. Helena’s A&W Faces Final Pour As Azteca Lines Up Iconic Corner
St. Helena's longtime A&W will close on March 31, 2026; Azteca Market is reportedly under contract to buy the site but approvals and the sale remain unsettled.
Swalwell's Livermore Address Ignites Residency Brawl Before Governor Primary
A landlord affidavit, a January court petition and a rival complaint have put Rep. Eric Swalwell’s Livermore address at the center of the governor’s primary fight. The legal tangle raises questions about who gets to decide eligibility before June 2, 2026.
Half Of California Freshmen Now Finish On Time, But The Other Half Hits A Wall
New PPIC data shows about 51% of California freshmen now graduate in four years, but the gains hide big differences between UC, CSU and community college pathways.
Bay Area Layoff Jitters Flood Community Colleges With Comeback Students
Mass layoffs and AI worries are pushing more Californians into community colleges for short-term training and certificates. Colleges are expanding workforce programs but warn seats and supports must keep pace.












