California’s Heat Cash Splash Still Leaves Public Health Sweating
California has poured hundreds of millions into heat programs, but experts say the approach is still crisis‑driven while counties write their own rules. Local mandates and bond proposals will decide who actually gets cooled.
Late-Night Gunfire Shatters Quiet Sunset Block, Leaves SF Woman Dead
A woman was shot and killed late Tuesday in San Francisco's Sunset District; police say a male suspect is in custody and investigators taped off the scene near Santiago and 22nd.
Menlo Park’s Sleepy USGS Site Poised to Become 670-Unit Mini City
Presidio Bay proposes replacing most of Menlo Park's former USGS campus with 670 apartments, 740,000 sq ft of offices, retail and three acres of parks as the city reviews the plan.
SF Landlord Snaps Up Cyber Hub Offices In D.C. Suburbs
Spear Street Capital bought the fully leased Plaza East office campus in Chantilly’s Westfields, a move that underscores investor appetite for defense- and cyber-adjacent suburban offices.












