Education California invested millions pushing careers for women. The results are disappointing By Adam Echelman | CalMatters | August 19, 2025 Women continue to lag behind men in certain science, technology, engineering and math programs.
Technology You have a right to delete your data. Some companies are making it extra difficult By Colin Lecher and Tomas Apodaca | CalMatters | August 12, 2025 Consumers must search about 7,000 words into a privacy policy filled with legalese to find any opt-out link
Environment California Supreme Court hands victory to rooftop solar panel owners By Malena Carollo | CalMatters | August 7, 2025 Justices did not rule on whether the changes to the solar program were legal, requiring the court of appeals to determine this.
china San Jose tech firm pleads guilty to supplying Chinese military supercomputer program By Gabe Agcaoili | Bay City News | July 30, 2025 The company’s plea agreement is still subject to approval by a federal judge.
Featured in Category Commentary | Are our schools ready for the age of AI? By Raffaello Banin, PHS sophomore and TPH Editor | May 6, 2025 In a survey conducted by PHS sophomore Raffaello Banin, the vast majority of PHS student respondents say the school is not adapting quickly enough.
Business & Finance Judge’s ruling gives Musk green light to press forward with his fraud claims against OpenAI By Joe Dworetzky | Bay City News | May 6, 2025 The closely-watched case, taking place in a federal court in Oakland, has been full of twists and turns -- and will proceed in an expedited trial.
health How the state sent Californians’ personal health data to LinkedIn By Tomas Apodaca and Colin Lecher | CalMatters | April 28, 2025 The state’s health insurance exchange transmitted pregnancy and domestic abuse data during a marketing campaign.
construction How a high-tech water recycling facility is fueling Treasure Island’s sustainable future By Ruth Dusseault | Bay City News | April 25, 2025 The award-winning facility will recycle the island's wastewater -- without emitting any odor or discharging pollutants into the Bay.
Business & Finance Searching for gold: Google violated antitrust laws with ad market dominance, judge rules By Joe Dworetzky | Bay City News | April 23, 2025 The trial represents a landmark victory in the ongoing fight to stop Google from monopolizing the digital public square.
Arts & Entertainment Future of Food: Berkeley exhibition explores the alternative world of sustainable cuisine By Lou Fancher | Bay City News | April 4, 2025 New interactive STEM exhibit at the Lawrence Hall of Science connects people with the emerging technologies created for sustainable dining.