Senior citizens take the ice at Snoopy’s hockey tournament
In July, the Snoopy’s Senior World Hockey Tournament in Santa Rosa celebrates its 40th anniversary.
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Sportswriter Ken Rosenthal shows dedication, diligence through reporting
It was in college when Ken Rosenthal — an analyst of MLB Network and a reporter for MLB on FOX — first exhibited his reporting prowess. He chased stories down — literally.
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California drought highlights water cost of beef
Red meat has a high water footprint because farmers must plant a tremendous amount of grass for the animals to feed on, in addition to providing drinking water.
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For Palo Alto young eaters, posting pictures of food is part of the experience
Consumerism and youth culture are taking on a new form in food-driven social media and it is thriving in tech-driven Silicon Valley.
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Cinema for the ears: Bruno Ruviaro expands the audio field
Almost 90 years after the first film with full sound was released, music composer and performer Bruno Ruviaro is advancing a different idea: movies without video.
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California Native Americans oppose Junipero Serra’s canonization
Many Native Americans consider Serra’s canonization a “mistake,” as he is known among the native people for the destruction of their culture, language and belief systems.
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‘We’re you’: What it’s like to be homeless in Silicon Valley
When most people leave work, they hop in their car and look forward to resting in a bed for the night. For Chuck Jagoda, the very car he uses in his commute is his nightly shelter.
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Driving with suspended license top crime in Menlo Park, many lose cars
Menlo Park police citations and vehicle impounds for driving with a suspended license nearly tripled from 2008 to 2014, and many impounded cars are never recovered by owners.
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Autonomous car research advancing toward a self-driving future
In a matter of years, human-controlled cars could become hobby rather than a necessity thanks to the emergence of autonomous vehicles with increasing levels of sophistication.
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New science and math school fills Silicon Valley demand for better STEM Education
Now at the end of its first academic year, BASIS Independent Silicon Valley is providing a science and math focus for middle and high school students in a region where many parents work in STEM fields.
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Millions of Californians struggle to manage financial burden of suspended driver’s licenses
An estimated four million California drivers struggle to manage the mounting financial burden of a suspended driver’s license, the result of costly driving fines.
Pulling on plastic: An exploration of Stanford’s indoor climbing facility
Andrew De Torres is the unseen man behind Stanford’s indoor climbing wall, where he designs, installs and executes colorful routes.
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