With Disneyland closed, a Napa family makes the best of it
Many people have adopted new hobbies to help cope with spending more time at home during the pandemic, but few have taken it to the level of a California family,
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Wearable Devices Could Help Detect Next COVID-19 Outbreak: Scripps Researchers
It’s called DETECT (Digital Engagement & Tracking for Early Control & Treatment) It’s part of an ongoing study by scientists at Scripps Research in La Jolla. Researchers say it’s a
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Voters Support Most Education Measures in Santa Clara County
Santa Clara County voters overwhelmingly backed measures to increase funding for their respective school districts and community colleges. Nearly all parcel taxes and school bonds are poised to pass as
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San Jose Unified Plans to Allow In-Person Learning in January
The South Bay’s largest school district announced it’s preparing to allow students to return to the classroom in January. The San Jose Unified School District says it’s all possible because
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Cal Fire Ordered to Pay $15 Million Over 2007 Moonlight Fire Probe
As Cal Fire battles a record fire season, it has lost a fight in state court and must now pay $15 million in sanctions for what a judge called a
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California firefighters deliver baby after responding to 911 call
A family in California is thanking a group of firefighters who responded to a 911 call in a matter of minutes and helped deliver their baby boy. Donny Hogan Jr. and his wife Patrice were at
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“The coronavirus has been defeated”: COMUSAV
• Doctors and researchers from 20 countries show scientific evidence of chlorine dioxide (CDS) at an international press conference. • In Mexico, the effectiveness of the treatment that the pharmaceutical
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New Video Ad for “Santa Clara’s Team” Features Dancing and Catchy Lyrics
The Santa Clara Police Officers’ Association is out with another video. It’s fun. It features dancing and upbeat music. The lyrics are catchy, too. We were hoping that the Jed York Boogie would be replaced
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School Closures Due to Public Safety Power Shutoffs and Fire Danger
Several schools in the North Bay have decided to shut down due to public safety power shutoffs and high fire danger during a wind event that began Sunday and is expected to extend into
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California ‘shattering prior election returns’ with 6m ballots already cast
On 22 October, almost two weeks before one of the most consequential presidential election days in recent American history, more than 6 million Californians had already voted. The number was several times
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