A housing crisis that stretches from north to south
With skyrocketing rent in the region, low-income residents are struggling to find affordable housing in San Mateo County.
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Electronic Arts reports third quarter rise in revenues, income
The video game software publisher met analysts’ expectations of strong sales in console-based games and digital downloads.
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Morgan Autism Center reaches out amid uncertainty
The Morgan Autism Center has gradually grown in both enrollment and community involvement. But despite increased demand, the school’s future trajectory is uncertain.
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Intuitive Surgical reports lower profit for fourth quarter
Shares of this manufacturer of robot-assisted surgical systems dropped Tuesday following the company’s Thursday report of lower profits for the fourth quarter of 2014.
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Martin Luther King Jr. march draws hundreds from across Bay Area
Hundreds of people rallied in San Francisco on Jan. 19 to honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
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Two roads towards a world without hunger
In this time of exploding population, climate change, and distressing levels of both food waste and global hunger, experts differ on views about ways to grow food.
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Hens get second chance at Milpitas adoption event
Local animal groups teamed up this month to give young hens from a “battery” egg farm a second chance.
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Sea stars of the past help solve scientific questions of today
Sea stars can give scientists hints about what climate change is doing to their habitats in the rocky intertidal.
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Students prepare for global space balloon challenge
A global balloon challenge connecting people from all over the world aims to simultaneously launch balloons to space from every corner of the Earth.
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Santa Clara County residents may have to cut water use further — for the fish
Californians may have felt the pinch of the ongoing drought. But native fish species face a bigger crisis: as waterways grow drier, the fish could die off from local rivers and creeks as a result.
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More than exercise, yoga provides calming relief to Palo Alto teens
Mindful of the high-pressure nature of area high schools, the Palo Alto Medical Foundation has been providing free drop-in yoga for local teens with hopes of reducing stress and promoting wellness.
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Drought cuts vendors’ profits at California Avenue Farmers’ Market
Demand for organically grown, farm-raised products has never been higher. But despite all the recent rain, the ongoing drought across California’s Central Valley has made it challenging for farmers to cope with.
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