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- 1South Bay professor explains how to understand the economy▼How to understand the economy, with one South Bay professor
A professor based in the South Bay area of the San Francisco Bay Area has shared guidance on how to make sense of the economy. The piece breaks down economic concepts for a general audience, though the specific advice and the professor's identity are not detailed beyond the headline. Readers interested in economic trends and practical interpretation may find it useful.
- 2University of South Florida works to improve storm surge forecasting●USF aims to improve storm surge forecasting tools
Researchers at the University of South Florida are working to improve tools used to forecast storm surge, the often deadliest element of hurricanes. The effort comes as Florida's Gulf Coast remains highly exposed to rising seas and intensifying storms, and better predictions could give residents and emergency managers more accurate warnings and more time to evacuate ahead of landfall.
- 3South Bay activist groups recruit volunteers for democracy efforts●Want to fight for democracy? Some local folks you can team up with! Join us: https:// linktr.ee/southbayswingleft Join O
Community activist groups in the San Francisco Bay Area's South Bay are recruiting volunteers to get involved in pro-democracy organizing. South Bay Swing Left is pointing people to partner organizations including OCI Indivisible, States Win South Bay and the Bay Area Coalition, sharing sign-up links for anyone looking to join local political action efforts.
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The University of South Florida has been ranked by U.S. News & World Report, according to the St Pete Catalyst. The publication did not specify which category the university placed in, but USF has in recent years been recognized for its value, social mobility and research standing. The new listing adds to the Tampa Bay institution's growing national profile.
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A magnitude 3.6 earthquake struck near Hermosa Beach in the Los Angeles area, according to KTLA. The quake was reported in the South Bay region of Southern California. No immediate reports of damage or injuries are available, and residents in the area commonly discuss such moderate tremors on social media.
- 6Tech company to buy former IBM campus in San Jose hills▼Tech company strikes deal to buy former IBM campus in San Jose hills
A technology company has reached a deal to acquire the former IBM campus in the hills of San Jose, California, according to The Mercury News. The purchase signals renewed commercial real estate activity in the South Bay, where large corporate campuses have changed hands as companies reassess office space. Details on the buyer and price were not immediately disclosed.
- 7Magnitude 3.5 Earthquake Rattles South Bay Cities●Magnitude 3.5 earthquake rattles South Bay cities The U.S. Geological Survey says the magnitude 3.5 earthquake occurred
A magnitude 3.5 earthquake struck the Los Angeles area's South Bay on Sunday morning, with the U.S. Geological Survey placing the epicenter about three miles from El Segundo, California. Residents across nearby cities reported light shaking. No damage or injuries were reported, and the quake was large enough to be widely felt in the region.
- 8Film worker recalls sunrise walks from Muizenberg to Kalk Bay●Walking to work here was not a problem! While working on the movies in Kalk Bay I used to walk from Muizenberg. About ha
A film industry worker has recalled walking to work between Muizenberg and Kalk Bay on South Africa's Cape Peninsula while working on movies shot in the area, describing how the sun would rise about halfway through the route. The post was accompanied by travel and photography tags and a sunrise photo of the coastal route.
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High school football in the South Bay and Harbor Area moves into league play this week, with the Bay, Pioneer and Ocean Leagues all opening their league schedules. The Daily Breeze previews the matchups as local teams begin competing for league titles over the coming weeks.