China Torpedoes Meta’s $2 Billion AI Deal, Rattles Bay Area Tech
China’s NDRC ordered the cancellation of Meta’s acquisition of Manus, forcing parties to withdraw and raising new risks for cross‑border AI deals. The move unsettles Bay Area dealmaking.
Fire-Damaged Eyesore Corner in Jordan Park Has New Plans for 89 Units. Whether It Gets Built Is Another Question.
A corner lot at Geary and Parker has been a fire-damaged ghost of its former self since a construction crew accidentally struck a gas line in 2019, taking out Hong Kong Lounge II and four other buildings with it. Seven years later, updated plans are calling for 89 apartments on the site — and for once, the zoning stars are actually aligned. Getting it built is a different story entirely.
Stanford Plaza Showdown As Miss Israel Visit Ends With IDF Soldier Tackling Student
A Miss Israel tabling event at Stanford's White Plaza turned physical when an IDF soldier tackled a student who took a sign; campus police have opened an investigation.
195 Cones, 195 Lives: Caltrans’ Somber Riverfront Tribute To Fallen Road Crews
At River Walk Park in West Sacramento, Caltrans honored 195 fallen highway workers and added a cone for Mahdi Khorram. Speakers urged stronger protections and pointed to new enforcement tools.










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