Over 1,000 UChicago Medicine Residents and Fellows Vote to Unionize, Joining National Push for Better Working Conditions
Medical residents and fellows at the University of Chicago Medicine vote overwhelmingly to unionize, joining a national push for improved labor conditions in healthcare.
San Francisco Hits New Milestone with 147 Businesses Certified Green, Hospitality to Small Biz Embrace Sustainability
San Francisco celebrates a milestone with 147 businesses certified as green from July 2022 to March 2024, marking significant environmental savings and increasing the total to 907 eco-friendly businesses in the city.
San José’s Traffic Fatalities Rise with Another Death from April Collision on Berryessa Road
A fatal car accident occurred in San José on April 27, marking the city's 16th traffic fatality of the year. The collision between a Honda CRV and a Toyota Corolla resulted in the death of a female passenger.
San Antonio's NuStar Energy Absorbed by Dallas's Sunoco in $7.3 Billion Merger, Job Security Woes Surface for Local Workforce
NuStar Energy has been acquired by Sunoco LP in a $7.3 billion deal, resulting in NuStar becoming a subsidiary and raising concerns over job security for its employees.