The reflexology of modern journalism
Forces are combining to let the air out of the tires of the business of journalism.
The reflexology of modern journalism Read More »
Forces are combining to let the air out of the tires of the business of journalism.
The reflexology of modern journalism Read More »
Remember Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker, who subbed in when Jeff Sessions was forced out as President Trump’s first Attorney General?
The Performance of the Acting Attorney General Read More »
“Femcees” are major forces within the rap industry. The term femcee to refers to black feminine-identified rappers. These rappers are no longer an “exception” to a male dominated industry, but rather the exceptional standard to Hip-Hop, and have been since its inception.
‘Shall I Proceed? Yes Indeed’: Continuing the legacy of black femmes in hip-hop Read More »
Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz announced that he is considering running for President in the 2020 race as an independent, centrist candidate.
Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz’s plan for presidency Read More »
As an urban beekeeper, Terry Oxford has always grounded her beekeeping practices in what is best for the bees and our environment. While her primary intention of beekeeping has never been to harvest and sell honey from her hives, she gradually realized that bringing honeybees into the city is not the best way to protect our environment and save the pollinators.
A 360 experience: One urban beekeper’s quest to go beyond the honey Read More »
Honey Run Road and its historic covered bridge connected the two municipalities of Chico and Paradise. The bridge was a place where residents from both areas learned to swim, spent lazy summer afternoons with their families, attended pancake breakfasts or got married. Last year’s Camp Fire took the lives of more than 80 people, decimated
Remembering and rebuilding the Honey Run Covered Bridge after the Camp Fire Read More »
As a proud Native American and member of the Cherokee Nation, I took noticed of Senator and presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren’s claims of Native heritage and citizenship. She recently took a DNA test to prove her native American ancestry in response to backlash from President Donald Trump.
Reactions to Elizabeth Warren’s claims of Native heritage Read More »
The ice cream business is fierce. Dairy prices tend to fluctuate, affecting the cost of ingredients. The market is also highly seasonal, so stores open year-round must weather the winter.
In an ice cream mecca like Palo Alto, how do parlors stack up? Read More »
The following immersive piece is a fact-based depiction of a fictional dog named Gus, who is separated from its family by a natural disaster and depicts the process of reuniting them.
Rescue to Reunion: A fictional dog’s perspective during a disaster Read More »
Ad hoc communities comprised of transient recreational vehicles continue to grow in the Bay Area.
A peek inside recreational vehicle communities in the Bay Area Read More »
The Palo Alto Pickleball Club has over 400 members, 40 percent of whom are from Palo Alto. They play every day at Mitchell Park, frequently offering free clinics for the public on the tennis courts.
Palo Alto pickleballers volley for a win in battle over courts: A 360-degree view Read More »
The pool of Democrats running for president in 2020 is quickly broadening. Since the State of the Union address on Feb. 6, six new candidates have thrown their hat into the ring.
Analysis: State of the Union vs. Democrats’ Response Read More »