Cupertino property owners have until April 30 to abate weeds
Noncompliant properties will be cleared at owners’ expense.
Humane Society Silicon Valley honors friends of furry friends at Fur Ball
Fundraiser set for May 10 at San Jose’s PayPal Park.
Stolen vehicle recovered in Saratoga was fraudulently sold
Would-be buyer is out $6,000.
Cultural exchange blossoms at Cupertino festival April 26-27
Event celebrates sister city relationship with Toyokawa, Japan.
El Camino Health implements AI, robots in hospitals to improve efficiency
Artificial intelligence is now helping doctors and nurses at El Camino Health hospitals monitor patient vital signs, detect illnesses in X-rays and draft doctor’s notes and responses for patients.
Bay Are Older Adults plan visit to animal farm, jailhouse
Day trip to Half Moon Bay on April 22 for the 50-plus crowd.
Library wines prove worth checking out at Grand Tasting in Saratoga
Santa Cruz Mountains Winegrowers host March 31 event at Mountain Winery.
They said it: When protests cross the line
Quote of the week.
Q&A: How is Trump targeting Bay Area international students?
Dozens of Bay Area international students have had their visas revoked, including at least six students at Stanford university, three at CSU East Bay, 12 at San Jose State and 19 at UC Berkeley.
As the Bay Area looks to increase its housing stock, is there any room for community college students?
Several community college districts are taking steps to provide students with on-campus housing.
