San Jose Anthropology Prof Resigns Amid 'Cancel Culture' Conflict over Repatriation of Skeletons
Controversial San Jose State University professor, Elizabeth Weiss, voluntarily resigns after "woke activist mob" backlash and a lawsuit against the university over academic freedom and repatriation of Native American remains.
Goldman Sachs Alumni Snaps Up $38M Warehouse in Silicon Valley Amid Sluggish Market
Former Goldman Sachs executive Kelly Ho acquires a sizable industrial property in San Jose following a series of impressive deals in the region, highlighting investor confidence in tech-driven real estate growth
Bay Area Bridge Tolls Going Up? Drivers Brace for $1.50 Hike to Rescue BART and Transit Agencies!
Bay Area drivers could face a $1.50 bridge toll increase as lawmakers propose a rescue plan for struggling BART and other transit agencies. Will this temporary solution pave the way for a long-term fix?
Santa Cruz Is The Least Affordable U.S. Rental Metro; With SF at #2, All Of The Top 5 Are In NorCal
As Santa Cruz takes the crown for the least affordable rental metro in the U.S., the startling numbers in California reveal that many families find themselves digging deeper into their pockets or seeking greener pastures elsewhere.
Desctruction of Historic San Jose Sites Could Provide Uneasy Solution for Ongoing SAP Center Parking Problems
A controversial plan to demolish historic San Jose properties in favor of temporary parking spaces for the SAP Center has residents and preservationists in an uproar. Will the city go through with it?
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