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AI software firm moves HQ to Santana Row in San Jose with office lease
SAN JOSE — A fast-growing artificial intelligence tech company has leased a sizeable chunk of space in a new San Jose office building next to the Santana Row mixed-use destination neighborhood. Couchbase has leased 23,700 square feet in the One Santana West office building at 3155 Olsen Drive in...
Sunnyvale authorities warn residents about recent coyote sightings
Recent reports of coyote sightings in a Sunnyvale neighborhood prompted city authorities this week to issue a precautionary warning to residents. The Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety said it received reports in mid-August of coyotes in the area of Blue Jay Drive and Locksunart Way. Social media posts by residents reported the coyote sightings in the early morning hours and at dusk.
Warriors big man officially departs NBA for return to childhood franchise
After months of reporting that suggested it a mere formality, Usman Garuba has officially departed the Golden State Warriors and the NBA to return home to Spain. Garuba has signed a three-year deal with Real Madrid, according to the team on Tuesday. The 22-year-old had previously risen through the junior ranks with Real Madrid to become part of their professional program, before being taken with the 23rd pick of the 2021 NBA Draft by the Houston Rockets.
Fashion Meets Art: ‘Altered Apparel’ Exhibit Kicks Off in Ukiah
The following is a press release issued by the Deep Valley Arts Collective:. The Deep Valley Arts Collective is pleased to announce their September group art exhibition titled “Altered Apparel,” opening at MEDIUM Art Gallery in Ukiah and on display from September 6th through September 28th, 2024. “Altered...
Attorneys for 'Golden Gate Bridge 26' demand SF DA recusal, citing possible conflict of interest
SAN FRANCISCO - Attorneys representing a group of Bay Area residents arrested at Golden Gate Bridge protests in April are demanding that San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins recuse herself from their case. In a letter to the DA's office, the attorneys cited closed-door meetings Jenkins attended at the Israeli consulate last year as key examples of a potential conflict of interest.
California announces new deal with tech to fund journalism, AI research
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California will be the first U.S. state to direct millions of dollars from taxpayer money and tech companies to help pay for journalism and AI research under a new deal announced Wednesday. Under the first-in-the-nation agreement, the state and tech companies would collectively pay roughly...
California lawmakers [quietly] pass bill allowing alcohol sales until 4 a.m. at club in new LA Clippers arena
California lawmakers on Tuesday night quietly passed a bill that will flex state law by allowing alcohol sales inside of a club in the future arena of the Los Angeles Clippers until 4 a.m. The bill, AB 3206, will only allow the very early morning sale of alcohol inside of...
California Municipal Revenue & Tax Association celebrates 55 years of elevating municipal administration
Did you know that the California Municipal Revenue & Tax Association (CMRTA) was founded in 1968 when business tax professionals recognized the value of regular networking to improve their knowledge, skills and performance? Since then, CMRTA has grown into a vibrant community of hundreds of local government agencies, state and federal organizations all working together to elevate municipal administration.
County looking to support state bill counteracting book bans at libraries
As California lawmakers are looking to pass a bill aimed at preventing challenged books from being removed from public library shelves, Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer is pitching San Diego County throw its support behind the measure.
California Democrats divided over changes to Proposition 47
The battle lines are being drawn in a bitter feud between centrist Democrats and progressives in California over changes to Proposition 47, a decade-old law blamed for the rise in drugs and theft in the state. California voters will decide in November on Proposition 36, a measure that will determine how the state should punish people […]
Stage Gauge: Previewing Marin’s fall theater scene
The predominant story in Bay Area theater for the past year continues to be company closures and the regular announcement of emergency fund raisers to stave off further closures. No theater company is immune to the financial pressures created by the combination of the increase in costs of doing business...
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