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Silicon Valley’s inequality gap is growing twice as fast as in rest of U.S.
A new report by Joint Venture Silicon Valley found nine local billionaires hold 15 times the wealth of the bottom half of households.
San Jose mayor eyes policy that would allow trespassing homeless residents who refuse available shelter
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan will ask the City Council to adopt the Responsibility to Shelter policy, which would allow the city to trespass homeless residents that refuse available shelter three times over a 12-month period.
The 9 wealthiest Silicon Valley households have 15 times more wealth than the bottom half of their neighbors
One big takeaway from the report is that wealth and income inequality in the Bay Area is stark, worse than California and the country as a whole, and worsening.
49ers free agency: Position-by-position look at defense that could add Joey Bosa
Free agency is the 49ers’ first chance to spruce up their defense, perhaps with Nick Bosa’s brother Joey, for Robert Saleh’s encore as coordinator.
Walters: Newsom’s California budget gimmicks mask underlying problems
Governor and legislators plug in supposed savings from efficiencies and then declare a shortfall has been closed
Super Micro Computer pushes ahead with plans for new San Jose campus
Supermicro Computer is pushing ahead with a dramatic expansion of its San Jose footprint by constructing a third tech campus.
Los Angeles County sues Southern California Edison, alleging its equipment triggered Eaton fire
The lawsuits blame SCE’s equipment for triggering the deadly blaze that cut a mammoth swath of damage through the unincorporated community of Altadena as well as the two neighboring cities.
World’s first Lego Festival coming to Legoland California
The Lego Fest takes place at Legoland parks around the globe from May 3 through June 8.
How to Celebrate the Spring Equinox: A Seasonal Guide
Celebrate the Spring Equinox with gardening, outdoor activities, reflection, and ancient traditions. Embrace renewal, balance, and growth during this seasonal transition of equal day and night.
Leubsdorf: Can Trump reverse the promise of FDR’s New Deal?
The president’s campaign against ‘unelected bureaucrats’ targets programs for veterans, farmers, poor people and the elderly.