Co-working offices are sprouting up throughout the Silicon Valley and fostering a new method of working. Echoing the design philosophies of tech giants like Google, there is more to these spaces than people may think.
San Jose’s shared office spaces merge practicality with design Read More »
Palo Alto-based Rocketship Education, recognized for its innovative teaching of low-income students in San Jose, won approval late Wednesday for a dramatic expansion in the next five years.
Palo Alto-based charter network wins approval to expand by 20 schools in San Jose area Read More »
In immigrant households, Thanksgiving dinner can result in some exotic pairings on the menu. Sushi and pumpkin pie, anyone?
Bay Area immigrants find comfort in old and new Thanksgiving rituals Read More »
Frustrated with bank practices, Most Holy Trinity Church closed its account with Bank of America and moved to a local credit union. It is one of many churches to follow this trend. View the video.
Enough is enough: San Jose church leads movement to pull funds from banks (VIDEO) Read More »
San Jose’s Lynbrook High School celebrates math and science students the way many schools celebrate athletes. Science teacher Amanda Alonzo shares why inquiry-based learning is great for students and test scores.
San Jose high school racks up national science awards under teacher’s leadership Read More »
Bay Area architect Frank Jesse serves on the Envision San Jose 2040 task force and has opinions about how independent workers and tech startups may create the shared office spaces of the future.
Architect leads as San Jose startups move from homes and garages to shared offices Read More »
In response to numerous foreclosures in his parish, a priest known as “Father Eddie” persuaded his church to divest $3 million from Bank of America and move the money to a credit union.
Parish foreclosures spur San Jose priest to take stand against bank Read More »
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.
Local and federal officials crack down on medicinal marijuana Read More »
More than 34,000 Bhutanese refugees have left Nepalese refugee camps and resettled in the United States. Oakland is home to one of the largest refugee populations. Two recent immigrants, a grandmother and a young man, share their journeys.
Bhutanese refugees struggle to feel at home in Oakland (VIDEOS) Read More »