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What distinguishes DocFest from the pack of other film fests is its firm commitment to showcase regional filmmakers while spotlighting … Continue reading Pass the Remote: Six brilliant DocFest features, five by Bay Area documentary makers
Blockbuster IPOs and tech bull market lifted California’s economy during the Covid pandemic even as challenges facing the state piled … Continue reading California tech boom got it through Covid crisis, flight risk is real
Five Peninsula Projects Receive $1.5 Million Facebook Grant to Build Low-Cost Housing – CBS San Francisco — Read on sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2021/05/20/five-peninsula-projects-facebook-funding-low-cost-housing/ Continue reading Five Peninsula Projects Receive $1.5 Million Facebook Grant to Build Low-Cost Housing
San Jose Community Network (SJCN) Newsletter – SJCN is the place where Silicon Valley residents receive nonpartisan information and knowledge … Continue reading San Jose Community Network (SJCN) Newsletter – May 15, 2021
San Jose Police Confirm a Spike in Auto Thefts in 2021 – CBS San Francisco — Read on sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2021/05/20/san-jose-police-confirm-spike-auto-thefts-2021/ Continue reading San Jose Police Confirm a Spike in Auto Thefts in 2021 – CBS San Francisco
The Gilroy Garlic Festival will be making its return this summer, after being forced to cancel do the COVID-19 pandemic, … Continue reading Gilroy Garlic festival returns this summer
South Bay Officials Issue Wildfire Season Early Warning CBS San Francisco South Bay Officials Issue Wildfire Season Early Warning – CBS … Continue reading South Bay Officials Issue Wildfire Season Early Warning
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Just a few months ago, California was the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic in the U.S. … Continue reading Worst To First: California Now Has Lowest COVID-19 Infection Rate In U.S.
Our region is no stranger to drought conditions, but will we have enough water to meet future demand? Where will it come … Continue reading Meeting the Bay Area’s Water Demand | SPUR
The California Department of Education says public school enrollment dropped by more than 160,000 this academic year. — Read on … Continue reading California Public Schools See ‘Sharp Decline’ in Enrollment