Vacaville Backyard Pool Horror Ends With Toddler’s Miraculous Save
A two-year-old pulled from a Vacaville backyard pool is home after immediate CPR and a swift multi-agency response. Officials praised the quick actions of family and responders.
SFF Pounces On Bosch Hub In Sunnyvale In $46 Million Office Play
An affiliate of SFF Realty Partners paid $46M for a 104,000‑square‑foot Sunnyvale office at 384 Santa Trinita Avenue, which is fully leased to Bosch. The sale comes as Colliers data show improving South Bay office demand.
Wall Street Beats Your House: Stocks Seize Top Spot In Americans' Wealth
Goldman Sachs says equities now make up a larger share of U.S. household wealth than homes for the first time since World War II, shifting the wealth effect toward stocks. The move concentrates both upside and downside in public markets.
Brussels Hammers Google With €890 Million Fine as Bay Area Tech Ducks for Cover
Brussels fined Google €890 million under the Digital Markets Act for favouring its own services in Search and Google Play, a decision that could reshape how apps and search results work in Europe.
Virus-Laced Crow Found Outside Napa, County Ramps Up Mosquito Patrols
Napa County alerted residents after a dead crow outside Napa tested positive for West Nile virus. Officials say there are no local human cases so far.
California Sheriffs Clash With State Over Law They Say Lets Teen Killers Walk By 26
Sheriffs say changes to California law funnel serious youthful offenders into county custody and lead to releases by the mid‑20s. We unpack SB 823 and §3051 and explain what they actually do.
State Watchdog Rips UC, CSU Over Sex Misconduct Gaps Despite Progress
A state audit says UC and CSU have improved Title IX handling but found inconsistent discipline, weak outreach and problematic language in some reports.












