South Florida Tech Boom Struggles to Meet Hype of Replacing Silicon Valley
Despite the buzz around South Florida becoming the next "Silicon Valley," data shows that office leasing by tech companies has failed to match expectations, and Florida's rising housing costs may be damping the influx of tech professionals.
Baking Instructor with Criminal Record Caught Smuggling Drugs into Redwood City Jail
A South San Francisco baking instructor is arrested for allegedly bringing drugs into the Maple Street Correctional Center in Redwood City, where she was contracted to teach culinary skills for nonviolent inmates
Santa Clara Council Divided, Embattled Councilmember Becker Stays For Now
Amid ongoing legal drama and growing tension, Santa Clara Councilmember Anthony Becker remains in his position as fellow councilmembers debate his future. The outcome of Becker's case remains uncertain, and its impact on Santa Clara's political landscape is undeniable.
Writers Guild of America Protests Now Target Apple for Unfair Wages and Job Security
As Apple kicks off its annual Worldwide Developers Conference, the Writers Guild of America West (WGAW) took their strike right to the tech giant's doorstep, demanding fair wages and job security amid fears of being replaced by artificial intelligence.












