Public research university in San Jose, oldest west of the Mississippi, founding campus of the CSU
Two college-age women from Fremont were swept from Panther Beach’s keyhole by sneaker waves in Santa Cruz County. One died at the scene; the other died days later in hospital. Rescue crews performed multiple water rescues along a one-mile stretch amid dangerous surf and rising tides.
San Francisco’s housing market is surging as OpenAI and Anthropic prepare to go public. Buyers are offering AI stock as payment, driving bidding wars and pushing prices higher. Analysts say AI-generated wealth is reshaping demand and sparking a new real estate rush in the city.
CalMatters reports widespread non-compliance across 148 public campuses on annual policies, inventories and public forums for police military equipment. Some campuses publish reports late, omit details, or skip required public forums. The findings show variability in adherence and ongoing efforts to address gaps after inquiries.
The Supreme Court has upheld birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment, rejecting President Trump’s bid to end it. The ruling maintains that citizenship is granted at birth to anyone born in the United States, including children of undocumented migrants. Trump has pledged to seek a rehearing and press Congress on immigration.
The Department of Justice has charged UC San Diego School of Medicine with using a shadow application process to favor Black and Hispanic applicants, violating the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The probe found admissions officers used hardship disclosures to reward race, yielding admissions breaks for some students while denying higher-qualified peers.