A recent study suggests that the Bay Area’s shift towards electric vehicles (EVs) is making a measurable impact on reducing the region’s carbon emissions. Ronald Cohen, a professor of atmospheric
Read MoreFishing regulators are on the verge of potentially shutting down California’s king salmon season for the second time in two years, which would only be the third time in history.
Read MoreTo help keep eclipse-viewers safe on April 8, San Jose public libraries are giving away a limited number of specialized glasses this weekend. The San Jose Public Library said solar eclipse glasses will be available
Read MoreA new study suggests that restricting eating to eight hours or fewer per day, a form of intermittent fasting, may increase the risk of premature death from heart disease over
Read MoreSan Jose’s cannabis businesses are clashing with the city over inadequate crime protection. The city’s leaders are set to discuss new cannabis regulations, but dispensaries argue that they are not
Read MoreSanta Clara County officials and community partners have announced a $13.2 million grant aimed at enhancing mental health support in local schools. The grant, part of the Wellness Center Expansion
Read MorePlastic is ubiquitous in our daily lives, from gym clothes to water and shampoo bottles, facial scrubs, car interiors, and to-go boxes. Unfortunately, it also inevitably finds its way into
Read MoreTesla and a Black man who worked at the company’s California factory have settled a long-standing discrimination case that highlighted the electric vehicle maker’s treatment of minorities. Owen Diaz, who
Read MoreGoogle, like other tech giants in Silicon Valley facing financial uncertainty, has been reducing its workforce since January 2023. Alongside these job cuts, the company is making changes to its
Read MoreBryan Gray twice competed in FIRST Robotics Competition when he was a student at Vanden High School in Fairfield. Every year after he graduated, for the last 20 years, Gray
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