Bay Area Market

Los californianos mayores de 80 años podrán obtener una exención permanente del servicio de jurado en virtud de una nueva ley firmada por el gobernador Gavin Newsom.

Las empresas de intermediación de datos recopilan miles de detalles sobre tus finanzas, salud y hábitos. Descubre qué información contiene tu perfil, quién la compra y cómo la utilizan las empresas.

Un grupo de consumidores solicitaron sus archivos a una importante empresa de intermediación de datos. La información que recibieron revela un interés en su índice de masa corporal, su consumo de alcohol y la probabilidad de que se realicen una mamografía, entre muchas otras características.

A Los Angeles judge ruled federal immigration agents likely violated the Constitution by not assessing flight risk when making warrantless arrests.

Home sales fell 0.6% year over year in August, a deceleration from July’s 6% annual gain, according to Zillow’s August Market Report.  Newly pending listings, a leading indicator of future closings, fell 2.6% year over year in August, extending a rapid deceleration from June’s 7.5% annual gain — even as the number of homes for…

August’s top 10 list was dominated by the Bay Area. Mega-mansions in Southern California, Florida and Hawaii also made the list.  A Bay Area estate in Hillsborough was the most expensive U.S. home sale of August, fetching $70 million. It’s followed by a $51.5 million waterfront villa in Miami Beach.  California is home to six…

Unincorporated Altadena relied on county agencies during the 2025 fire. Most residents polled said they weren’t warned and never saw a firefighter.

Data brokers collect thousands of details about your finances, health and habits. See what’s in your profile, who buys it and how companies use it.

Consumers asked a major data broker for their files. What they got back shows interest in how fat they are, how much they drink, and how likely they are to get a mammogram, among many other characteristics.

California no longer leads the nation in cost-adjusted poverty; it’s No. 2. Rivals will likely weaponize that status anyway should Gov. Gavin Newsom run for president.