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This week in Santa Cruz County business: Summit on economic opportunities for local arts; Verve workers reach tentative contract; voting underway for Lookout List
A Monterey Bay Economic Partnership summit focused on improving the economic health and quality of life of Santa Cruz, San Benito and Monterey counties, a union deal for local Verve Coffee Roasters employees and how to show your favorite local businesses some love – it's all part…

Dempsey Rd. Paves the Way to Smoother Streets and Stronger Infrastructure
The City of Milpitas is proud to share the completion of the Water Main Replacement and Resurfacing Projects on Dempsey Road!
Poll Reports Voter Support for CA Billionaire Tax Is Slipping
Another wealth tax measure, Proposition 3, that would make permanent an existing tax on high income earners holds a solid 20-point lead in the Berkeley poll.

Don't Wait For An Emergency? ?Prepare Now: Be Ready
Knowing what to do, where to go, or who to call is crucial during an emergency. Start the conversation with your family about emergency preparedness.

Help Shape the Future of Recreation, Parks, and Recreational Trails in Gilroy
The City of Gilroy is conducting a Recreation Division Assessment and preparing a Parks and Recreational Trails Master Plan and we’re looking for your input to help shape the future of the activities and parks in Gilroy.

San Jose Says City has 20 Data Centers, with 10 More Under Review
The city disputes the data and methodology of an international website that lists 47 data center sites in San Jose.

State Report Says CSU Faculty, Staff Salaries Match National Averages
A new state compensation report found that workers at Bay Area CSU campuses are generally underpaid after factoring in the higher wages employers tend to pay in the region.

Becerra, Hilton Won’t Commit to Newsom’s AI Safety Guidelines
Both Democrat Xavier Becerra and Republican Steve Hilton agree AI safety is important. What they will do to ensure it is less clear.

DA Task Force Busts Busy Cupertino Brothel
The Hummingbird Day Spa is located next to a couple of private student learning centers, a few blocks from the Cupertino Library and DeAnza College near State Route 85.

Milpitas Matters: September Issue
September is National Preparedness Month—a reminder that emergencies rarely give us much time to get ready.

Newsom Signs 13 New Laws to Protect Kids from Technology
The bills signed at emotional ceremony accelerated California’s race to protect children’s mental health from the perils of rapidly evolving technologies born and raised in the state.