Late-Night Jail Death In Santa Rosa Triggers Marin Coroner Probe
A man detained at the Sonoma County jail was found unresponsive and later died; Marin County’s coroner has launched an independent investigation. Details remain limited.
AI Gold Rush Crashes Into Fulton Market, Puts Loop On Notice
AI tenants are increasingly taking premium offices in Fulton Market and the West Loop, nudging Chicago into the coastal tech rebound. The moves are concentrated in a few trophy buildings.
Sonoma Scraps Jail Plan, Goes All In On $135 Million Mental Health Campus
Supervisors voted July 7 to drop a jail‑focused plan and push a proposed $135M behavioral‑health campus, accepting a conditional $54.6M state award and facing a nearly $50M gap.
Santa Clara University Plots Big Housing Play In San Jose Warehouse Zone
Santa Clara University plans to redevelop a Campbell Avenue warehouse into housing for graduate students and staff, with planning files showing hundreds of beds. The concept would swap an underused industrial site for a mid‑rise residence near campus.
Sacramento Scramble: California Rushes To Stash AI IPO Cash In Bigger Rainy-Day Fund
Lawmakers want to lock more AI‑era gains into California’s rainy‑day fund and exempt those deposits from the state spending cap. The Save for California’s Future Act will appear on the November 3 ballot.
Late-Night Tech Meltdown At SFO Bogs Down International Flights
A brief computer outage at San Francisco International Airport's international terminal delayed up to 14 departing flights Wednesday night while a technical team investigates. Impacts were mainly at the international terminal.












