Laresa is a recent Stanford graduate who majored in communication. This fall, she will continue on at Stanford to pursue her master's in communication. She spent the past four yea ...
When not competing on the roller derby track as Eris Jordan, she’s the maestro behind the Bay Area Derby league’s live broadcasting channel. Her production crew can be spotted by their black shirts on ...
On the morning of April 25, Collin Wright opened his eyes in his childhood bedroom in Houston, a day he had been waiting for since he first picked up a football, 17 years ago. Before he’d even come ...
Stanford graduate who majored in comparative literature with a minor in American studies. She is passionate about language, writing, and documentary jou ...
Wrestling with greatness: How a UFC legend continues his legacy at a Northern California high school
When Daniel Cormier first came to Gilroy, he was well on his way to becoming a UFC champion. Cormier got his start as a competitive wrestler and had qualified twice for the U.S. Olympic team–Athens in ...
Oakland’s Cannabis Equity Program, which was the first of its kind in the U.S., has distributed at least $6.4 million in no-interest loans and grants to qualified applicants to start businesses in the ...
Eviction notices in San Francisco have jumped 60 percent since 2011 — especially in the Mission, Sunset, South of Market and Tenderloin neighborhoods. Santa Clara County is one of just 17 counties in ...
In fiscal year 2016, the U.S. admitted 84,995 refugees – the highest number since the turn of the century. According to Pew Research analysis, only 10 states resettled the majority of refugees. Six of ...
California cannabis businesses that grow, manufacture, transport or sell marijuana products must obtain both a city and state license, while dealing with the difficulty of being in an industry that ...
PALO ALTO – After more than two years of complaints about airplane noise generated by new flight paths, Santa Clara and Santa Cruz Counties are working to establish a new forum to address their ...
PALO ALTO – Palo Alto’s Public Art Commission recently voted to remove “Digital DNA,” a sculpture that has sat in Lytton Plaza for 12 years—but local art enthusiasts won’t accept the commission’s ...
SAN JOSE — As training centers respond to a growing demand for skilled workers with more and larger classes, enrollment has not been able to make up for the talent gap created by the 2008 economic ...
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