Food Banks Work To Prevent Hunger Crisis While CalFresh Recipients Struggle After Emergency Allotments End
While CalFresh benefits are now back to pre-pandemic level, food prices have increased by almost 18% in the past two years.
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New York Times Journalist Lindsay Crouse Sets The Pace With Opinion Coverage
Lindsay Crouse, who is the co-executive producer of op-docs at the Times, has defined a unique beat over the years. While she publishes stories and columns on a wide range of issues, she is perhaps best known for her coverage of elite running.
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Deutschlandticket Aims For More Climate Protection And Inflation Aid
While Germany is not the first country to introduce a universal ticket, it is the most populous country in Europe and success of the ticket can potentially lead the way for other countries to follow.
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Stanford Conservation Program Hosts Lake Lagunita Community Work Day
Today, Lake Lagunita serves as a flood control facility and a habitat for the endangered endemic California tiger salamander.
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Raising Mental Health Awareness Through Movement
The event is co-hosted by the two nonprofits San Mateo Police Activity League and StarVista.
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SF Gay Rugby Club Creates Community, Expands Horizons of Sports
The San Francisco Fog Rugby Football Club was officially founded in 2000, then one of six gay rugby clubs worldwide.
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For This Veteran, Planting Is Therapy And Community Service
Returning home after over 26 years in military service was difficult for Diego Hammet. So, he turned to gardening for his new purpose in life — that and being a good father to his young daughter.
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How Fisherwomen’s Trips Break Barriers and Preserve Marine Ecosystems
A family-owned fishing charter company operating in the Bay Area has been organizing for the past year all-female fishing trips to challenge gender stereotypes and empower women in the industry.
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Jason Gay: Forgettable Athlete, Enduring Sports Journalist
The Wall Street Journal’s Jason Gay views journalism in the same way professional athletes approach their sport: he’s constantly finding ways to improve and adapt to the changing world (or game).
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Seattle Councilwoman Sawant Visits Oakland to Discuss the Fight Against Caste Discrimination
After being elected to the Seattle city council in 2014, Kshama Sawant worked on labor reforms such as increasing the minimum wage to $15 and banning caste discrimination in the city. This led to other states, like California, to look into passing their own bills in regard to the caste system.
ESPN’s Seth Wickersham Crafts Narratives To Uncover The Human Element Of Sport
Directing most of his attention toward the NFL, ESPN’s Seth Wickersham has profiled many of the sport’s luminaries, including Peyton Manning, John Elway, Bill Walsh and Jim Harbaugh.
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‘It’s A Win-Win’: Food Recovery Programs In The Bay Area Reduce Food Waste While Feeding The Hungry
Approximately 35% of all food produced annually in the U.S. goes to waste, while one in eight households experience food insecurity.