Category: Science
Stanford Blood Center Desperately Needs Blood Donations
The Stanford Blood Center (SBC) is currently facing an immediate need for all blood types, especially type O negative, and is asking Bay Area residents to come out and donate
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Summer Heat Is Here: This is What We Need to Remember
The summer sizzle is in full swing and some parts of California could even see triple digits in the coming months. These high temperatures increase the chances of heat related
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Gender Inequity in the Workplace a Bigger Issue in Tech
It’s a problem mas old as business – gender inequity in the workplace. One of the areas where this struggle is most noticeable is the tech industry. Despite evidence showing
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People Balance COVID-19 Safety, Holiday Gatherings Over Memorial Day Weekend
Memorial Day and all the gatherings that come with it arrived as California is seeing a surge in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations. That uptick had people trying to balance health
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Technology could Play a Huge Role on School Security
While still in shock over the deadly shooting at a Texas elementary school, campuses in the Bay Area took stock on Wednesday of their own safety procedures. Technology is playing a
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California Reports First Suspected Monkeypox Case in Sacramento County
Sacramento Public Health officials are investigating a potential case of monkeypox in the area, they confirmed Tuesday. The Sacramento County Division of Public Health say the case may be related to travel
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San Jose Mayor Encourages Masks, Vaccinations, After Testing Positive for COVID
The number of COVID cases continue to rise around the Bay Area with many counties reporting infection rates back to above six percent, and hospitalizations rising again. San Jose Mayor
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Special Day at Great America for Families of Kids Impacted by Cancer
California’s Great America hosted the 33rd Annual Courageous Kids Day Sunday. Courageous Kids day is an event put on by the American Cancer Society for young cancer patients and survivors.
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Newsom Offers Hope for State’s Last Nuclear Plant, But Major Hurdles Remain
Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant, located near Avila Beach in San Luis Obispo County, California, and operated by utility company PG&E, is slated to cease operations by Aug. 2025. In
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