UC Investments Boss Sounds Alarm On AI Threat To Student Jobs And $214 Billion Fund
UC’s top investor warned regents that AI could upend career prospects for nearly 300,000 students and put parts of the university’s $214 billion portfolio at risk.
Sutter’s $1B Emeryville Gamble Puts Alta Bates On The Clock
Sutter Health paid roughly $450M for the 12‑acre Emery Yards site and plans a $1B, 1.3M‑sq‑ft Emeryville medical campus that will reuse two buildings and add a new hospital.
Bay Area Bank Pulls Plug On Local Branches, Axes More Than 100 Jobs
A bank closed multiple Bay Area branches and cut more than 100 jobs, the Mercury News reports. Here’s what customers need to know about notices and FDIC protections.
Telegraph Left Hungry as L&L Hawaiian Barbecue Goes Dark by Cal
The Berkeley L&L on Telegraph Avenue appears to have closed, with local reporting and the chain’s listings currently giving mixed signals. The shuttered storefront sits near the UC Berkeley campus.
Oakley Council Turns Vineyard Into Warehouse Row, Kicks Data Center to the Curb
Oakley approved a 164‑acre industrial campus at a former vineyard after the developer removed a proposed data center. The plan calls for roughly 3.1 million square feet and promises thousands of jobs.
Uber's Ballot Brawl Aims To Cut Lawyer Fees And Rewrite Bay Area Crash Payouts
Uber is backing a ballot initiative that would force crash victims to keep 75% of recoveries — a move lawyers and doctors say could shrink access to counsel and care.
Bay Area Scientists Say California Let 11,613 Covid Deaths Slip Through The Cracks
A Science Advances analysis led by Stanford and UCSF estimates California likely missed about 11,600 COVID deaths in 2020–21, part of a U.S. undercount of roughly 150,000.












