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SPCA’s Pet of the Week: Feta
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... This neutered male bunny is a handsome fellow with an adorable white spot on his nose! He is talented at using that nose to sniff out veggies and other rabbit treats. He’s got ears big enough to listen to you for days on end. Then he will snuggle up to you hoping for some head rubs and gentle ear scratches. He’s a sweet boy that’s happy to get lots of love and pets, then he’ll hop around and burn off some energy. He is hoping to go home to a forever family that will give him lots of time safely exploring outside of his bunny hutch.
Coastside Gives sets new record
The 9th annual Coastside Gives day of giving on Thursday set a new high mark. By Saturday, the donation ticker showed a total just shy of $1.56 million raised on behalf of 65 nonprofit organizations on the Coastside, substantially more than the record set two years ago. The donation website will remain open through the weekend.
Bay Area's Prestigious Ridgecrest Ranch Listed for $15 Million Amid Luxury Market Slowdown
Woodside's Ridgecrest Ranch, an enigmatic Bay Area estate celebrated for its bespoke artistry and expansive amenities, has hit the market with a price tag of $15 million. Once aspiring to fetch $28 million in 2021, the property's value has dropped sequentially, recently slipping to $20 million in 2022 before anchoring at the current asking price. This comes in the wake of similar high-end properties struggling to secure buyers in a luxury market showing signs of fatigue.
South Bay to see more self-driving cars on the road
One driverless taxi service plans to stretch its presence into the South Bay, after years of testing its autonomous technology. Robotaxi company Waymo is expanding its coverage area down the peninsula into Sunnyvale. The self-driving San Francisco fixture will roll out in parts of San Mateo County first, causing angst for local officials that have... The post South Bay to see more self-driving cars on the road appeared first on San José Spotlight.
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