How much could you cut spending? Economic concerns have some Americans setting a ‘no-buy’ rule
Spend any time on FinTok and you may have heard of a “no-buy” month.
Why do Bay Area homeless people turn down shelter beds?
San Jose is considering a proposal to cite and arrest homeless residents who repeatedly refuse shelter.
Walters: California consumers will pay if their lawmakers penalize oil companies
State legislators pushing two bills to punish fossil fuel giants don’t want to admit how energy costs will rise further.
Gongloff: Pope Leo XIV seems a worthy heir to Francis’ climate advocacy
Fighting global warming requires more global allies. The new pontiff’s record suggests he might provide that leadership.
Horoscopes May 11, 2025: Amanda Freitag, refuse to let anyone bully you
Astrological advice for and others born on this date.
Asking Eric: He’s using our mom as a therapist, dumping all his darkness and drama on her
It’s a huge burden on her, but she allows it to continue.
Today in History: May 11, Deep Blue defeats Kasparov
The IBM supercomputer Deep Blue defeated chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov in the final game of a six-game match in New York, winning 3 ½-2 ½ and marking the first time a computer won a match against a reigning world champion.
Dear Abby: Please tell people that there’s no friendship after divorce
My ex ignored that rule, and it was painful for me.
Warriors claim they are not ‘desperate’ after wasting vintage ‘Playoff Jimmy’ performance
Warriors-Timberwolves Game 3: Warriors rue fourth-quarter woes, display confidence despite facing possible 3-1 series deficit.
CCS swim championships: Palo Alto makes history as first school to win boys, girls titles in same year
Palo Alto held off Mitty and Bellarmine to win team titles in both genders for the first time in the history of the Central Coast Section. Two individual CCS records were broken in the boys competition.
