Group of Scientists Call for Investigation Into COVID-19 Origin
With the goal of getting clarity on the origin of the coronavirus, that has killed more than 3 million people worldwide, a group of 18 prominent scientists penned a letter.
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Six Flags Discovery Kingdom adapts through unprecedented times
Directly behind Janine Durette’s office desk at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom is a window looking out at a gnarly roller coaster dubbed “Kong.” It’s “one serious gorilla of a ride,”
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Stanford Testing Babies, Young Children for COVID-19 Vaccine Trials
As Children 12 and older are now lining up for their shots. Now, Stanford researchers are having younger children to be a part of the new COVID-19 vaccine trial group.
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Santa Clara University president resigns after reports of inappropriate behavior
Santa Clara University President Father Kevin O’Brien announced Wednesday he is resigning and has entered a rehab program for his use of alcohol and stress management. In an email to
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Why Gasoline in California Is So Expensive
Gasoline prices in California have increased exponentially in recent days, reaching record highs at some gas stations in the state. A gallon of gasoline can cost up to $6 at
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California Governor Says Mask Mandate to End After June 15
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said Tuesday the nation’s most populous state would stop requiring people to wear masks in almost all circumstances on June 15, describing a world he said
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Santa Clara Valley Water Leaders Unanimously Approve 9.1% Rate Hike
Water rates in Santa Clara County are increasing as the county faces looming threats of drought. On Tuesday, the Santa Clara Valley Water District board of directors unanimously approved a 9.1% rate
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Small M2.8 Earthquake Shakes South San Jose: USGS
A preliminary 2.8 magnitude earthquake struck Wednesday morning in South San Jose, according to the United States Geological Survey. The quake, which hit at 7:34 a.m., was centered about 9 miles
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State Audit Slams California’s Online Community College
A California lawmaker is calling for the state’s new fully online community college to be shut down after an audit found that just 12 of its 900-plus students graduated in
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Richmond Police Investigate Van With Threatening Message Parked Near School
Students getting in-person instruction at a Richmond elementary school have returned to distance learning for the rest of this week after van with a disturbing message was found parked across
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