Chinatown Power Shake-Up as Chinese Chamber Boss Steps Aside Amid Court Fights
A turbulent week for Chinatown: the Chinese Chamber’s president stepped down as a formal complaint and multiple lawsuits — including an allegation about a covert recorder — surface.
Roseville Health Giant Slashes 125 Jobs Across California in System Shakeup
Roseville‑based Adventist Health filed a WARN notice saying 125 positions will be cut across multiple California counties as it centralizes quality and risk teams.
NYC Homebuyers Face 65-Year Slog Just To Scrape Together A Down Payment
Rocket Mortgage’s analysis finds a typical New York City household would need roughly 65 years to save a $265,000 first-time down payment, while some Midwest metros take under four years.
Blue Water Seafood and Crab Thought It Beat the Cockroaches. It Was Wrong.
Blue Water Seafood and Crab passed its follow-up inspection with flying colors — no live bugs, temperatures corrected, oyster tags in order. Seventeen days later, one cockroach nymph on a wall ended it all over again.
Pac Heights Palace Vanishes in a Flash as SF Prices Rocket Higher
A renovated Pac Heights manse sold for $26.5M after a brief listing run, part of a wave of quick, high‑end sales in San Francisco. The deal underscores tight supply at the top of the market.
Sacramento Democrats Aim To Slap Wartime Squeeze On Gas Gougers
Sen. Josh Becker’s SB 493 would add “war” to California’s price‑gouging law, letting prosecutors pursue suspected wartime profiteering as pump prices spike. Supporters point to a persistent California premium at the pump.
Oakland Man Nabbed At SF Probation Office In Hercules Minor Trafficking Bust
An Oakland man was arrested in Hercules on alleged human‑trafficking charges involving a minor and is being held on $425,000 bail. Investigators say the case ties to a federal anti‑trafficking operation.












