Know the People and Places That Make The Peninsula Great
In this video, two domestic workers share the sacrifices they made when their own children were young and how those sacrifices have paid off now that those children are in college.
Enma Delgado cleans homes and cares for children in San Francisco. She left three children of her own in El Salvador and sends money and packages home to help support them.
The appearance and of today’s typical domestic worker has changed since the 1960s era of “The Help,” but working conditions for those who clean and care for children and the elderly can still be difficult.
In a growing landscape of digital music services and internet radio providers, Pandora’s Music Genome Project remains the core of its service. Twenty-six analysts categorize thousands of songs.
Soccer stars and startups highlight the Peninsula Report radio show’s coverage of the South Bay, and, this week, a reporter goes international, sharing her experience reporting on the Arab Spring in Egypt.
Chris Wondolowski, the hometown boy and fan favorite, has become a top scorer for the San Jose Earthquakes, whose season started this month.
A tennis pro returns to Stanford to finish her degree, other Stanford students start companies while still working toward their degrees, and high school cheerleaders find a unique way to raise money for nationals.
Laura Granville played tennis at Stanford for two years before leaving in 2001 to turn pro. A decade later, wrist injuries ended her tennis career and brought her back to finish her degree.
Sacred Heart Prep coach recalls teaching the successful offensive play “the fly” to then Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh. He was surprised to see Harbaugh’s new team – the 49ers – using the play, too.