Monthly Archives: January 2022

Speculation is a thing of the past when one questions if Bay Area residents relocated throughout the pandemic. In fact, the Wall Street Journal published the findings of a new report from University of California researchers suggesting that the number … Continue reading →

© Justin Sullivan/Getty Images The Millennium Tower, 301 Mission St, San Francisco, California.  After a year in which the beleaguered Millennium Tower in San Francisco underwent an unsuccessful “fix” that ended up exacerbating its sinking into the SoMa mud, a … Continue reading →

Marin was among the Bay Area counties with the largest outward migration after the start of the pandemic, according to a new report. Since the COVID-19 crisis began, the number of people who have left California has decreased by 38%. … Continue reading →

The couple, who are Black, got a second opinion last February. This time, they asked a white friend named Jan to sit at the kitchen island and pretend to be the homeowner. They also “whitewashed” their home by hiding art … Continue reading →

A temperature gauge at the Oakland Museum hit 73, surpassing the former record of 71 set in 2014. To the south of the Bay Area, the Salinas Airport recorded a high of 85, beating the record of 83 set in … Continue reading →