This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. In 2020, California gave schools an enticing opportunity: A ratepayer-funded grant program would let them assess the ...

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. The grizzly bear on California’s flag went extinct a century ago in the Golden State. Now, a group of tribes and ...

Two families formerly bonded as the proprietors and operators of Concannon Vineyard in Livermore have turned against each other in a legal battle over ownership and rights to company assets after ...

Celebrating 10 years in operation, Livermore Lab Foundation is hosting a “Decade of Impact Celebration” on Aug. 5 in Livermore.

Precious puppy S'more is adorable, curious, playful and just a delight for everyone. She has been a wonderful guest at her foster home.

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. A California State University president who stepped down following a multi-million dollar settlement in a case ...

As the state’s residents prepare to vote for a new insurance commissioner in November, here’s a look at a few common myths about insurance in California.

As with any graduate school, applying for PA programs takes a good deal of thought and planning. Even those who fulfill their course requirements and work part-time in a health care field during their ...

The legal fallout from Patelco Credit Union's notorious 2024 cyberattack continues, as the Dublin-based company now faces a lawsuit from its former chief audit executive alleging he was fired in ...

The Zone 7 board underwent its annual reorganization during its July meeting where it collectively named Director Laurene Green as its next board president.

Murder, espionage and rocket science all meet in Livermore in John G. Bluck’s latest thriller. The Livermore author’s newest novel, “To Die in Livermore”, was released July 14 by Rough Edges Press, an ...

After spending years learning about computer science, Sanjana Gowda, Vaidehi Akbari and Shely Jain wanted to help younger students find an earlier and more accessible path into technology.