Noah Kahan Helps Vermont Put Ticket Sharks On A Short Leash
Vermont capped ticket resale markups at 110% after advocacy from Noah Kahan and venue groups. The law bans speculative listings and gives the attorney general enforcement powers.
Foster City Powerhouse Nabs First U.S. Hep D Drug As Bay Area Rivals Race
Gilead’s Hepcludex won FDA accelerated approval on May 22, 2026 — the first U.S. therapy for chronic hepatitis D — as Mirum and Vir push rival candidates toward late‑stage results.
Flood-Weary Palo Alto Neighbors Finally Get Newell Road Bridge Do-Over
Crews have begun replacing the Newell Road bridge over San Francisquito Creek — the first step in the Reach 2 flood‑protection plan aimed at reducing storm risk for local neighborhoods.
Fiery Grant Line Road Smashup Leaves Tracy Man Dead, Two Seriously Hurt
A 22-year-old Tracy man died after a multi-vehicle crash left one car ablaze near Tracy Boulevard and Grant Line Road; two others were hospitalized and police are investigating.
Cupertino Loses MLK ‘Dream’ Speech Insider Clarence B. Jones At 95
Clarence B. Jones, Martin Luther King Jr.’s lawyer and speech co‑writer, died May 22 in Cupertino at 95. He co‑founded USF’s Institute for Nonviolence and earned a Presidential Medal of Freedom.
California Quietly Hands Foster Kids and COVID Orphans a $3K Nest Egg
The state’s new HOPE program seeds $3,000 trust accounts for eligible foster youth and children who lost a caregiver to COVID. Applications and pilot sign‑ups are rolling out this spring.
Brentwood 'Ghostmakesbank' Busted In Milpitas $20 Motel Teen Sex Sting
A Brentwood man was arrested in Milpitas after prosecutors say he handed $20 to an undercover agent posing as a 14‑year‑old's cousin. Court records show he faces a 10‑year minimum to life.
Hidden Maybeck Chalet In Tiny Ross Quietly Hits Market For $13.5 Million
A rarely available Bernard Maybeck chalet in Ross is on the market at $13.5M with private showings. The wood-shingled estate blends historic character and modern renovation.












