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While job growth in manufacturing and goods still lags, the startup boom sparked during the pandemic is going strong.

The lease that enables California’s Great America amusement park to operate in Santa Clara might be terminated in about three years.

The massive computer power needed to train AI should be a public resource, not controlled by private tech firms.

Mitty remains No. 1 despite loss to Ontario Christian. Clayton Valley Charter makes big leap.

The Silicon Valley office market has staged a sudden turnaround on the heels of a burst of big deals by tech companies.

California stands to lose billions of dollars in health care funding should the Trump administration alter Medicaid programs as Republicans have indicated is likely.

Prosecutors say Keith Middlebrook lied about being in business with Laker legend Earvin “Magic” Johnson in an attempt to bolster his credibility.

New England’s Jarod Mayo and Jacksonville’s Doug Pederson are fired.

An extreme and rare wind event is on the way to Southern California this week, with 80-100 mile per hour winds expected in some regions. Residents are being warned about possible preemptive electricity shutoffs.

Despite not having a federal firearm license, Lopez sold or helped sell 15 firearms to law enforcement agents and individuals working for law enforcement, according to a  DOJ news release.