From Apple to pumpkin — Stanford student carves Steve Jobs tribute
Stanford medical student Raymond Tsai has carved intricate jack-o-lanterns every Halloween since 2006. This year, he decided to make his pumpkin a tribute to Steve Jobs.
Stanford medical student Raymond Tsai has carved intricate jack-o-lanterns every Halloween since 2006. This year, he decided to make his pumpkin a tribute to Steve Jobs.
Phone bank volunteers in San Jose are calling 20,000 registered immigrant voters to ask if they would support a potential 2012 ballot initiative to raise taxes on the wealthiest individuals and corporations.
In this month’s Sound Advice for a Green Earth column, a Stanford science student recommends do-it-yourself ways to save on energy bills and seal drafty homes and apartments.
A plan to attract more residents, tourists and businesses to Menlo Park’s downtown calls for eliminating 764 parking spaces, including all the diagonal spaces on Santa Cruz Avenue, and building garages.
Before the Cupertino and Sunnyvale shootings, gunman Shareef Allman preached non-violence on his television show on CreaTV in San Jose. To those who worked with him, the crime came as a shock.
Skateboarders in East Palo Alto have been practicing in the City Hall parking lot for years. But next month, East Palo Alto’s first skate park is scheduled to open.
When a Sunnyvale neighborhood became the center of a manhunt for gunman Shareef Allman, police relied on media to update residents. But some crucial pieces of information fell through the cracks.
Three weeks after 6-year-old Sioreli Torres Zamora was struck and killed by a car while crossing Bay Road on her way to school, many East Palo Alto residents are pressing officials to make the city safer for pedestrians.
After 15 years of legal operation in California, medical marijuana dispensaries are now under fire as they struggle to navigate conflicting federal, state and local laws.