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Ruling clears the way for East Palo Alto to oversee sewer district
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The East Palo Alto Sanitary District suffered a court defeat on Aug. 30, when a San Mateo County Superior Court judge tossed out its attempt to reverse a July vote that had set the stage for the district’s dissolution. The decision by Judge...
NCAA Football: Texas Christian at Stanford
Aug 30, 2024; Stanford, California, USA; TCU Horned Frogs wide receiver Jack Bech (18) catches a pass against Stanford Cardinal safety Jay Green (5) during the second quarter at Stanford Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Sergio Estrada-USA TODAY Sports
CSUF men's soccer handed brutal loss to No. 13 Stanford, 5-0
Dropping their third consecutive game to begin the season, Cal State Fullerton men’s soccer fell to No. 13 Stanford, losing 5-0 in an abysmal defensive performance. With the loss, the Titans’ record is now 0-3. Their three-game losing streak is the program’s longest streak since 2021. Just...
Bolles School’s Andy Kravchenko Announces Verbal Commitment to Stanford
"Best of the Rest" sprinter Andy Kravchenko has announced his intention to swim and study at Stanford beginning in the 2025-26 school year. Current photo via Andy Kravchenko. Fitter and Faster Swim Camps is the proud sponsor of SwimSwam’s College Recruiting Channel and all commitment news. For many, swimming in college is a lifelong dream that is pursued with dedication and determination. Fitter and Faster is proud to honor these athletes and those who supported them on their journey.
Stanford Charges Outrageous Prices For Beer Despite Awful Attendance For Season-Opener
If Stanford University wants more people to attend its college football games, perhaps it should consider cheaper beer. The Cardinal began its season on Friday night and drew a minuscule crowd. Fans that did show up were forced to spend a small fortune on alcoholic beverages. David Shaw resigned from his role as head football […] The post Stanford Charges Outrageous Prices For Beer Despite Awful Attendance For Season-Opener appeared first on BroBible.
Invasive yellow fever mosquito species from SoCal found in Bay Area
CONCORD -- The yellow fever mosquito, an invasive species that bites during the day, has been confirmed in Contra Costa County, the Mosquito and Vector Control District said Friday.The district, which found the first signs of the breed earlier this week, is asking the public to report encounters with the aggressive mosquito, which typically bites around the legs and ankles. It is small and black, with white stripes on its back and legs."In areas with established populations, particularly in Southern and Central California, these mosquitos have changed the quality of life," Steve Schutz, the district's scientific programs director, said in...
Santa Clara Kaiser Among Top Hospitals for Treating Heart Attacks, Strokes
Kaiser Permanente Northern California’s hospitals are rated among the best in the nation for treating heart attacks, strokes, and other medical conditions, according to a study released by U.S. News & World Report in mid-July. Kaiser Permanente Northern California hospitals are recognized as “high-performing” in U.S. News & World...
Bay Area Marks 250th Anniversary of the Powder Alarm with Historic Reenactments and Tours in Cambridge and Somerville
History in the Bay Area can look forward to events this Labor Day weekend marking the 250th anniversary of the Powder Alarm of 1774. Cambridge and Somerville will host a series of free activities tomorrow until Monday, organized by History Cambridge, the Somerville Museum, and the Cambridge Historical Commission. The...
‘Project Doneway’: BART to host fashion show strictly made of classic paper tickets
(KRON) – After more than a billion trips since BART’s inception, the transit agency said it will retire its classic paper tickets in style. On September 14, BART will be hosting a free fashion show for the public with clothes strictly made from its recently retired paper tickets. “Last year, staff told me they planned […]
California lawmakers seek more time to consider energy proposals backed by Newsom
Democratic lawmakers in the California Assembly are pushing back against a last-minute effort by Gov. Gavin Newsom to pass proposals aimed at cutting energy costs for Californians and reducing gas price spikes at the pump.They say they need more time to weigh the impacts. The pushback means the state Legislature might head to a special session this year after the legislative deadline to wrap up the session on Saturday. Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas said his members are "on the same page" as Newsom about the need to prioritize lowering energy bills for Californians. But details of the proposals weren't released...
No Threat to Public: Hazmat Scare at San Mateo Home Depot Resolved Swiftly by Fire Dept
Shoppers at a local Home Depot in San Mateo got more excitement than they bargained for when a hazmat situation was reported yesterday. The San Mateo Consolidated Fire Department responded promptly to the scene where unknown individuals had left behind materials that raised initial alarms. The department, utilizing its expertise, assessed the situation. It turns out, the scare was due to ozone gas, commonly used for water treatment, and several buckets of floor stripper.
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