South Bay mental health mentors share ‘lived experience’ with peers
Santa Clara County program helps participants engage in their own recovery.
Eucalyptus trees removed in Los Gatos nature preserve to improve wildfire resiliency
The Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District has several ongoing projects to improve the wildfire resiliency in at-risk areas.
Milpitas High student jumps at chance to compete on world stage
Eunice Lee is a 5-time national jump rope champion.
DIMES: Why the Oklahoma City Thunder won’t win the NBA championship
The Thunder look like the title favorite. If they don’t lift the Larry O’Brien, it’ll be because of these reasons.
New Ballet gets San Jose Rotary grant for new space
Funds will go toward black box theater for troupe.
Expanding their reach: Even with extra travel here’s why Cal, Stanford say first basketball season in ACC was a success
Next season most of the ACC’s biggest men’s basketball brands – Duke, North Carolina, Louisville and Clemson — will play at Stanford and Cal.
They said it: Taking stock of Bay Area COVID lockdowns
Quote of the week.
How would Oakland’s proposed sales tax measure address its budget problems?
Voters will decide on Measure A in the April 15 special election.
On 5th anniversary of COVID shutdown, Bay Area public health officers reflect on fray between life, liberty
What was supposed to be a three-week pause on normal life stretched in the Bay Area and California to a months-long slog of restrictions that lasted into June 2021, and is blamed in part for an epic political backlash that has resulted in Trump’s controversial health agency appointments and slashing of funding for medical research.
Some COVID shocks were short-lived, others more permanent: These five Bay Area charts show how
It has been five years since the Bay Area’s shelter-in-place order was announced, these charts show how some things have recovered, and others have changed more permanently.
