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Jill On Money: Health care enrollment for 2025

Start by determining if your current plan or your needs have changed

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Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk parent company settles class action wage lawsuit for $5.9 million

The Santa Cruz Seaside Co., which operates the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, settled to pay nearly $6 million to a group of current and former employees for unpaid wages, rest periods and overtime, among eight complaints filed against the company.

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Historic Bayview Hotel in Aptos sold

Built in 1878, the Bayview is a 14-room bed and breakfast standing three stories tall at nearly 10,000 square feet. The property was listed for $3.9 million and though he also couldn't disclose the final purchase total, the real estate agent said the accepted offer was above the asking price.

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California is about to change fuel standards. That means higher gas prices. But how high?

Members of the California Air Resources Board are scheduled to update the Low Carbon Fuel Standard on Friday.

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Jill On Money: Health care enrollment for 2025

Start by determining if your current plan or your needs have changed

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Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk parent company settles class action wage lawsuit for $5.9 million

The Santa Cruz Seaside Co., which operates the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, settled to pay nearly $6 million to a group of current and former employees for unpaid wages, rest periods and overtime, among eight complaints filed against the company.

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Historic Bayview Hotel in Aptos sold

Built in 1878, the Bayview is a 14-room bed and breakfast standing three stories tall at nearly 10,000 square feet. The property was listed for $3.9 million and though he also couldn't disclose the final purchase total, the real estate agent said the accepted offer was above the asking price.

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California is about to change fuel standards. That means higher gas prices. But how high?

Members of the California Air Resources Board are scheduled to update the Low Carbon Fuel Standard on Friday.

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3 swing states show the housing crunch

Housing is typically a local issue. But the affordability crisis has moved to the center of national politics

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Fed to cut rates again with hazy post-election outlook

No one knows how the presidential election will end but as inflation continues to cool, Fed rates will be cut for a second time this year.

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Harris, Trump turn to social media to lure young Bay Area voters

The Harris camp, in particular, has poured time and money into beefing up the vice president’s presence on popular social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok.

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In California, employers must give you time off to vote. Here’s how that works

In most cases, employees in the Golden State get up to two hours of paid time off to vote.

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‘Venom 3’ tops box office again, while Tom Hanks film struggles

It was a relatively quiet weekend for North American movie theaters leading up to the presidential election.

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Goodwill of Silicon Valley opens new store at Elmwood Correctional Facility

The store provides incarcerated women with hands-on retail training and free clothes upon their release.

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California’s outmigration woes: No. 1 gap, No. 1 improvement

The Golden State's net outflow last year was 73,814 smaller than 2022.

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This ZIP code of Bay Area have less sufficient sleep

"California is not the best-slept state in the United States, and there are a lot of people in California who don't get enough sleep," said Jennifer Martin, a professor of medicine at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA.

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Walters: California gas prices to rise with transition off carbon fuels

State may be facing a period of volatility as it attempts to wean itself from combustion-powered transportation.

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San Jose program could cut red-tape stifling major development projects downtown

Rather than watch potential projects fall to the wayside because of onerous rules and regulations, San Jose has proposed letting developers pitch major projects they know are feasible so long as they provide “an extraordinary benefit” to the city, such as a significant investment, meeting climate goals, or bolstering housing production.