NASA wants to buy Moon rocks from private companies
NASA is officially in the market for Moon rocks — and it’s willing to pay any company that’s capable of scooping them up. Today, the space agency is putting out a
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Democrats unveil new agenda for economic recovery and climate action
Democrats will commit today to a wide-ranging new progressive agenda that simultaneously tackles pandemic recovery, climate change, and systemic injustice. They’re calling the agenda THRIVE, which stands for “Transform, Heal, and
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Google Maps is back on the Apple Watch after abandoning it three years ago
Google is making good on its promise from August to bring Google Maps back to the Apple Watch after yanking it back in 2017. It’s available now, and as we wrote
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Some Visit Beaches to Cool Off Despite Smoky Air, Crowds
Thousands of people headed to the San Francisco Bay shoreline Monday to cool off, even if it meant breathing in smoky air and being around crowds. After spending the past
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Free Meals Offered to CZU Fire Evacuees
The Santa Cruz County Emergency Operations Center is offering free meals to evacuees of the CZU Lightning Complex wildfires starting Tuesday. An anonymous donor partnered with local participating restaurants like
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3 South Bay Backpackers Rescued From Raging Creek Fire
It was another day of dramatic rescues at the fast moving Creek Fire outside Yosemite as the fire continued to trap hundreds of people camping in the area. More than 200 people
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NBA Draft, Free Agency, 2020-21 Season Dates All Pushed Back: Report
It looks like Warriors fans and people all across the basketball world need to tweak their schedules once again. That’s because the dates for the 2020 NBA Draft, free agency and
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Intel Chips Away At The Digital Divide
Intel Corporation, with headquarters in Santa Clara, is committed to chipping away at the digital divide that, since the onset of COVID-19 and the shift to distance learning, impacts low-income
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Businesses will be fined for violating health orders in Santa Clara County
Santa Clara County is standing up to businesses violating public health orders related to COVID-19. Three businesses in Santa Clara have already been issued warnings. Businesses are given a grace period
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Bay Area wildfire updates: SCU Lightning Complex Fire 95% contained
A record-breaking heat wave combined with thousands of lightning strikes has sparked hundreds of wildfires around Northern California, burning homes and prompting evacuations. Sept. 8, 2020 7:25 a.m.SCU Lightning Complex Fire 95% containedThe SCU
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