Know the People and Places That Make The Peninsula Great
Traditionally a sport of cattle towns, rodeo is growing and opening up. Gay rodeo is a smaller, amateur version of the big-money professional rodeo circuit. This year, 12 states and Canada will host gay rodeos.
East Palo Alto Tennis and Tutoring ushers low-income kids from the tennis courts to the classroom. The program’s focus on parents comes as the Ravenswood City School District has major changes.
Like many other Olympic athletes who enter into their competitive peak at an early age, Rachael Flatt — now 21 — soon found herself contemplating her future after skating.
In a year SXSW was criticized for its heavy corporate sponsorship, Oakland-based Pandora’s appearance in Austin was a way for the company to reach out to its growing user base.
Growing up, soccer brought the Thompson family together. But Tommy Thompson left his brother Tanner at Indiana University, to move westward and play for the Earthquakes.
Kent Bazemore, a 6-foot-5 shooting guard for the Lakers, is playing almost 30 minutes per game since moving to Los Angeles, and he’s made the most of the opportunity.
Currently playing in the D-League, Seth Curry — son of Dell Curry and brother of Stephen Curry — can’t quite live up to the expectations he faces because of his family name — and he’s just fine with that.
San Francisco-based Kimi Lee and Atlanta-based Ashley Woodman embrace an initial low-technology approach for creating products for Shutterfly, Inc.’s Tiny Prints stationery and customizable products division.
New houses built in Palo Alto will have to be prewired for electric vehicle chargers. Hear from Palo Alto resident Sven Thesen about his residential charger that is open to the public.