UC Science Bond Puts California Research Funding on Ballot Path
California’s research sector is facing a new ballot-path fight as Senate Bill 895, known as the California Science and Health Research Bond Act, moves through the state Legislature
Coca-Cola Bottler to Close Ventura Plant After Century of Operations
Coca-Cola is closing its Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling plant in Ventura, California, following more than 100 years of beverage production in the region. The company confirmed that operations will cease on
Gilead Announces New Bay Area Job Cuts
Gilead layoffs returned to the Bay Area this week after Gilead Sciences confirmed another round of workforce reductions across its California operations, seven months after the biotechnology company conducted previous
Massive Forest Service Restructuring to Close 6 California Research Stations
The U.S. Forest Service is undergoing a significant reorganization, closing six long-standing research facilities in California as part of a broader strategy to streamline operations and enhance
Business
Faraday Future Secures $45M Financing to Boost California EV Push
Faraday Future $45M financing California EV push marks a new capital development for the California-based electric vehicle company as it continues advancing its electric mobility and robotics-related
Bay Area Bike Incentive Pays Commuters to Ditch Cars and Ride
The Bay Area is introducing new programs aimed at easing traffic congestion and lowering carbon emissions by encouraging the use of alternative transportation options. A key aspect
Bay Area Curling Club Growth Highlights New CA Fitness Trend
February 21, 2026
What Is Functional Fitness and Why Is It Growing in Popularity?
January 24, 2026
Huntington Beach E-Bike Crackdown Leads to Citations
Huntington Beach police are increasing attention on e-bike enforcement after a directed operation led to dozens of citations and renewed focus on safety rules for riders across
Opinion
Officials Warn Shoring Up California’s Oil Costs Consumers
California officials are sounding the alarm as the state faces a significant financial burden due to rising gas prices. On May 7, 2026, energy regulators
Clean Energy Summit Highlights California Infrastructure Challenges
Clean Energy Summit opened April 14 in San Diego, California, bringing together policymakers, utility executives, and infrastructure developers for a three-day discussion on grid reliability,
UC Research Examines Effects of California’s $20 Fast-Food Wage Law
In April 2024, California made a significant shift in the fast-food industry with the introduction of a new fast-food wage law, mandating that fast-food chains
Downsizing and Minimalist Living to Manage High Cost of Living in California
As housing prices and living expenses continue to soar in California’s high‑cost regions, many residents are turning to downsizing and minimalist living to make ends