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California man defends his home as wildfires push devastation and spread smoke across US West
COHASSET, Calif. — (AP) — In the small forest community of Cohasset, Ron Ward watched as flames hundreds of feet high from California’s deadly Park Fire approached his family ranch. He had lost insurance coverage on it just a month earlier as companies increasingly drop California homeowners...
Climate Ready: Preparing to evacuate because of wildfires
More than 700,000 acres have burned across California so far this year, compared to 22,439 in 2023.The American Red Cross says as wildfires become more frequent, the need to be prepared is more important than ever."There are people who have to evacuate every summer due to wildfires, but we are also seeing people who have never had that experience before," said Taylor Poisall, with the American Red Cross.Shaver Lake resident, David Hornor and his family didn't have much time to leave in 2020 when the Creek Fire broke out."We certainly were not prepared for the Creek," said Hornor.Hornor and his...
Stanford's Brody Malone and Asher Hong recount USA's gymnastics bronze medal win
Team USA captured its first Olympic medal in the men's gymnastics team event in 16 years Monday thanks in part to former Stanford stars Brody Malone and Asher Hong. The pair joined "Today in the Bay" on Tuesday to talk with Jessica Aguirre about the big day.
‘Kamala the cop’ image not all it’s cracked up to be
Kamala Harris’s ascension to the top of the ticket has energized the Democratic base and refocused Republican attack lines. With less than 100 days to go until the election, defining Kamala Harris will take place at lightning speed. This Washington Examiner series will take a closer look at various aspects of her campaign and persona. […]
Starbucks customers fume after chain forces guests to use new cups and fans scream it ‘changes the taste of drinks’
STARBUCKS is rolling out brand new cups in some markets, leaving customers scratching their heads. The chain’s fiber-based compostable cups are opaque and have a dome-shaped lid. They’re intended to be used for cold drinks. Starbucks told USA Today that 24 stores will get the new cups. The...
‘Get F—ing Moving!’: One California Homeowner Curses Out Family, Including a Young Child, Another Slaps Beachgoer’s Phone In Two Separate Incidents Claiming Beach Is Private Property
Some California beachfront homeowners are being criticized online for claiming beach areas near their homes are private property and telling people to stay off ‘their’ […] ‘Get F—ing Moving!’: One California Homeowner Curses Out Family, Including a Young Child, Another Slaps Beachgoer’s Phone In Two Separate Incidents Claiming Beach Is Private Property
Oakland International Airport Unveils Weekday Parking Discounts for Fall Travelers
To smooth the path of travelers during the bustling fall season, San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport (OAK) is rolling out a parking discount program aimed at those using the airport Monday through Thursday. Launching August 1 and set to continue through to the end of October, according to the...
Photo Essay: Basketball courts of Berkeley
Basketball is one of the most enjoyable ways to get exercise during the summertime. Luckily, Berkeley has a wide selection of picturesque courts in every corner of the city. From the massive hardwood courts of the Recreational Sports Facility to tiny hoops nestled next to Bowles Hall, there is no shortage of variety to choose from. Whether looking to get in some pickup games or just to perfect your shot, the basketball courts of Berkeley are ready for use all summer long.
Rachel Berger Appointed CalArts’ Vice Provost
California Institute of the Arts recently announced the appointment of Rachel Berger as its next vice provost. A designer, educator, and academic leader, Berger is currently a tenured associate professor of graphic design at California College of the Arts (CCA) in San Francisco, where she also serves as president of the Faculty Senate. From 2014 to 2023, she served as chair of Graphic Design at CCA, where she has been on faculty since 2010.
These Oakland organizations are looking for volunteers to serve in schools this year
If you can hang a poster, tutor a child in math or reading, or mentor a high schooler needing extra credits to graduate, these local education organizations could use your help. With summer winding down and just two weeks until school starts in Oakland, a number of groups are recruiting volunteers for the year.
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