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New study reveals a significant drop in average human body temperature over the past two centuries. Researchers from UC Berkeley found that the standard ninety-eight point six degrees Fahrenheit is no longer accurate, with the new average being ninety-seven point five degrees. This change is not due to better thermometers, but a real shift in our physiology, likely linked to improvements in public health, nutrition, and medicine. Our bodies are becoming more efficient, fighting off diseases and repairing damage with less effort.

Taquitos: A Delicious Dive into Crispy Rolls - Explore the world of taquitos, from their Tex-Mex origins to their frozen food aisle popularity. Discover the best and worst taquitos, with José Olé Double Stuffed Beef Taquitos and Trader Joes Black Bean and Cheese Taquitos praised for their flavorful fillings, while El Monterey Steak and Cheese Taquitos are deemed a disappointment.

Two East Bay friends, Justin Wayne Lee and Esmeraldo Hernandez Vivero, have been missing for seven months, with their last known sightings in Alameda County. Lee was reported missing from San Leandro on May fourteenth, and Hernandez Vivero was last contacted on May fifteenth. Police are now increasing efforts to find them, as there has been no trace since. Lees probation officer began searching for him in late May after he missed a scheduled meeting, but with no success. Hernandez Viveros specific location in Alameda County where he was last seen has not been disclosed. Neither local police nor Lees probation officer have been able to locate him since his disappearance. The ongoing investigation aims to uncover new leads or information to help bring the two friends home. The community remains hopeful for their safe return.

Captive of the Labyrinth author Mary Jo Ignoffo reveals the true story behind the Winchester Mystery House in San Jose, California. Contrary to popular belief, Sarah L. Winchester, the houses owner, wasnt haunted by ghosts or holding séances. The supernatural tales began circulating after her death in 1922, helping to preserve the house. The grand Queen Anne Victorian mansion, featuring a wraparound porch, asymmetrical design, and various textures, was significantly damaged by the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Many of the famous stairs and doors that lead nowhere are a result of this damage. Sarah Winchester designed the house herself, inspired by her carpenter father and her late husbands love for architecture. Despite her unconventional approach, the Winchester Mystery House remains a compelling and unique piece of San Joses past.

Marin County deputies arrested Manolo Romero-Cortez, 25, for alleged indecent exposure at China Camp State Park. Four reports since March described a man exposing himself to female hikers. Romero-Cortez, already arrested in Sonoma County for similar charges, was identified by a victim. Hes charged with indecent exposure, disobeying a court order, and forgery, with bail set at $50,000. His trial is scheduled for January 5th.

Anheuser-Buschs Fairfield, California brewery, a major employer and city icon, is set to close in early 2026, leaving behind job losses, reduced revenue, and a vacant, specialized facility. The company plans to shift production to other U.S. operations, offering affected employees new roles, but the decision has been criticized for its timing and the states business environment.

In the Shadow of the Bridge: Birds of the Bay Area showcases the regions incredible bird diversity, with over half of all U.S. species found there due to its location along the Pacific Flyway. Photographer Dick Evans and wilderness guide Hannah Hindley share tips for spotting elusive species, like the Ridgways rail, during king tides. Their new photo book, priced at $50, supports Point Blue Conservation Science. For birdwatching enthusiasts, local groups and spots like Corte Madera wetlands, Las Gallinas, and the Cosumnes River offer excellent opportunities.

The San Francisco 49ers are strategically keeping backup quarterback Mac Jones, valuing his future free agency potential and the compensatory draft picks they could receive. Despite interest from other teams, the 49ers are unlikely to trade him due to his role as a fire extinguisher for their injury-prone quarterback position. Any team hoping to acquire Jones would need to offer a high second-round pick and additional sweeteners, with a preference for an AFC team. The 49ers hold the leverage, as they have a valuable backup quarterback and a clear path to future draft capital.