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10 apps that will help you save money on food
Smartphone apps can help you save on your monthly grocery bill.
Artists innovate ways to tell stories of Santa Clara County women
Womanhood’s latest project uses augmented reality works to honor 20 Santa Clara County women including Iris Chang, Margaret Jenkins and Inez Jackson.
San Mateo County: Menlo Park parking lot debate highlights housing struggles
Data indicates over 400,000 workers commute into San Mateo County for work
Federal cuts squeeze already-struggling food banks, school lunch programs
Schools and pantries say they will have to provide less or rely on cheaper, more processed foods.
How some of the Bay Area’s nastiest beach restrooms are about to get a makeover
The $3 million project will replace malodorous, dilapidated facilities at popular oceanfront sites.
Trump’s civil rights office probes DEI hiring at three Bay Area law firms
The petition among young lawyers – along with an open letter from California’s state attorney general and others – is part of a growing resistance against Trump’s campaign of executive orders targeting law firms he believes have been “weaponized” against him in past legal cases.
Walters: California’s politicians always see the sunny side
State leaders consistently enact programs or policies that promise positive benefits without fully weighing the risks.
Skelton: Newsom’s dilemma after providing Medi-Cal to undocumented immigrants
To pay for Medi-Cal expansion, choices include cutting the program, raising taxes or resorting to budgetary gimmicks.
Opinion: The real reasons behind Trump’s constantly bouncing tariffs
By rattling the keys to U.S. market, the president takes a moral high ground while demanding tributes from everyone.
Jarvis: What we’re getting right fighting the overdose epidemic
Intervention and treatment efforts show positive results, but government cuts and policy changes could reverse that trend.