Mountain View is asking residents to propose improvements at major intersections after at least a half-dozen fatalities since 2011 prompted widespread community calls for change.
After pedestrian deaths, Mountain View asks residents to suggest traffic fixes Read More »
The Menlo Park Sidewalk Fine Arts & Crafts Fall Fest turned a length of Santa Cruz Avenue into an outdoor gallery in early October.
Arts festival turns Menlo Park street into outdoor gallery Read More »
Stanford researchers are planning to launch new tests on a possible drug to treat the Ebola virus. Early tests on a repurposed cancer drug were inconclusive and more data is needed.
Stanford professor testing cancer drug for possible Ebola treatment Read More »
The telegraphs, radios and record players that clutter Paul DeMarinis’ Palo Alto studio are more than just the paint and canvas for his art or the mechanisms of his creations — they are the subjects as well.
Palo Alto artist uses electronics — not paintbrushes — to create works of art Read More »
Maddie Thompson, a pro soccer player in the two-year-old National Women’s Soccer League, plays for Sky Blue FC in New Jersey and is an example of a pro living frugally to play the game she loves.
Women’s soccer pros playing for the love of the game — not the paycheck Read More »
This video series explores how the humanities are not fading but evolving. Science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) are the engine of the future, but the humanities are the oil.
STEM from the humanities: How visual arts, empathy and storytelling fuel innovation Read More »
Stanford grad JJ Koval has established himself in professional soccer, and the San Jose Earthquakes have welcomed the rookie to the “family.”
San Jose Earthquakes Rookie JJ Koval: ‘There’s no such word as can’t’ Read More »
Raja Badr-el-din moved from Jordan to pursue physics at Stanford. But when he started making skateboards and later surfboards, he found an unlikely passion, different from the Stanford “techie” stereotype.
With extreme drought conditions persisting throughout the state, Central California — known as the “Food Basket of the World” — is seeing fallow fields, sinking ground and livelihoods threatened.
California’s critical water cycle out of balance for state’s farmers Read More »