Life has changed for Bay Area Muslims since 9/11
Today, as U.S. residents from coast to coast reflect on the 10th anniversary of 9/11, Bay Area Muslim residents explain how their lives have also changed in the last decade.
Jamie Hansen
How has 9/11 affected your life? Three young adults say U.S. is more fearful
As the 10th anniversary of 9/11 approaches, Bay Area residents share how the tragedy affected their lives. In this video, one in a series, three young adults say America now has a culture of fear.
How has 9/11 affected your life? Two young Bay Area men recall being called ‘terrorists’
As the 10th anniversary of 9/11 approaches, Bay Area residents share how the tragedy affected their lives. In this video, one in a series, two young men recall being accused of small acts of ‘terrorism.’
Prime Sunnyvale downtown property in foreclosure; no one bids at auction
Sunnyvale Town Center sits partially completed on 36-acres of prime downtown real estate. No one bid an a foreclosure auction Wednesday, worrying residents.
Is This America’s Fastest Solar Car? Stanford students to race across Australia
Stanford engineering students unveil their solar car, Xenith, which they hope will take home the World Solar Challenge championship in Australia this October. Stanford’s team placed tenth in the last world challenge.
Stanford research group combines economics with conservation for small fishing town
Stanford-based research group the Natural Capital Project are bringing together economists, ecologists and computer modelers to help the community at West Vancouver island understand their natural resources.
More than 2 million Californians exposed to nitrates in tap water (VIDEO)
Reports show that millions of Californians have been exposed to unsafe levels of nitrates and other chemicals in their tap water. For low-income or rural communities, the remedy is often too costly.
Protesters demand hiring equality at Google; few women take computer science classes
As Stanford and other elite engineering programs around the country see the number of female students decline, Google and other tech giants are under fire for not hiring more women and minorities.
California ties for third most shark attacks in U.S. as attacks rise worldwide
There was a 25-percent increase in shark attacks worldwide in 2010, but California’s stats remained steady at five. The state is tied with Hawaii and South Carolina for the third most attacks in the nation.