Monthly Archives: November 2020

In the wake of the Nov. 3 election, the county-by-county voting maps for California’s ballot initiatives speak volumes about how the state’s politics have evolved over the past half-century. In particular, Los Angeles has aligned more frequently with the liberal … Continue reading →

When San Francisco CrossFit co-founders Kelly and Juliet Starrett reopened their gym outdoors this summer, they had to adapt the handshakes that usually start each class for the pandemic. Handshakes were verboten, of course, but members of the city’s first … Continue reading →

Even as thousands of Bay Area residents flooded Lake Tahoe resort communities in search of rustic lodgings to escape the pandemic over the past eight months, Truckee resident Scott Ehlert was up to something very different. He was plotting a … Continue reading →

Headquartered in San Francisco, Artemis Real Estate brings a combined 50 years of successfully servicing San Francisco and Marin counties and has facilitated over $750 million in total sales. In a world full of consolidations, big-box brokerage, and sameness, our … Continue reading →

Fry’s Electronics announced the closure of its Campbell store, fueling concerns over the future of the beloved Silicon Valley computer hardware chain. The San Jose company said on Twitter and its website Tuesday that it had closed the Campbell location … Continue reading →