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  • Student Hunger in America, It Exists

    Estephany Haro El Observador As the summer comes to an end, college students across the Bay Area are getting ready to go back to school. But instead of worrying about what to wear the first day of class or if friends are in the same classes, many of them...
  • Consejos de BBB para contratar al mejor tutor para su hijo

    Rebecca Harpster Golden Gate Better Business Bureau Aunque el año escolar todavía no ha comenzado, ahora es un buen momento para empezar a pensar sobre contratar a un tutor. La contratación de un tutor para su hijo es una gran manera de ayudarles con materias escolares, asegurar de que...
  • BBB Tips for Hiring the Right Tutor

    Rebecca Harpster Golden Gate Better Business Bureau Although the school year hasn’t quite started, now is a great time to start thinking about tutoring services. Hiring a tutor for your child is a great way to help them with a subject they struggle in, ensure that they’re staying on...
  • Minority Populations Drive Growth in Rural California

    Suzanne Potter California News Service SACRAMENTO, Calif. — All but one rural county in California has added population over the past quarter century – and a new report shows that minorities are a big part of that boom. Analysts from nonpartisan research firm Headwaters Economics looked at census data...
  • Don Francisco: Descifrando la diabetes y sus mitos

    Arturo Hilario El Observador Hasta las personalidades más famosas son propensas a los problemas de salud. Tome a Don Francisco por ejemplo. Anfitrión de Sábado Gigante, probablemente has visto el espectáculo muchas veces en tu vida, o al menos has oído hablar de él. Durante décadas su programa fue...
  • First West Nile Virus Positive Dead Bird Detected in Santa Clara County

    West Nile Virus Season is Off to a Late Start  SANTA CLARA COUNTY, CALIF. – The Santa Clara County Vector Control District (SCCVCD) has confirmed that one American crow has tested positive for West Nile Virus (WNV) in the South Bay. The bird was found on August 3rd in...
  • Derogar Obamacare afectará a las familias de clase trabajadora

    Estephany Haro El Observador Una de las promesas del presidente Donald Trump desde que tomó cargo de la presidencia de los Estados Unidos ha sido derogar Obamacare, lo cual dejaría a 32 millones de personas sin seguro médico en todo el país para el año 2026, de acuerdo a...
  • Downtown’s Big News: What it Means – and Doesn’t

    Mayor Sam Liccardo Dear Friends, Throughout the extraordinary growth of the last two decades, Silicon Valley cities to our north and west have hosted expansions of global headquarters of the world’s largest tech brands – Apple, Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, and the like. San Jose’s Downtown has consistently played the...
  • Community pillar turns 50

    The Center for Employment Training (CET) National Headquarters has been a pillar in the community of San José, Silicon Valley since 1967 and currently operates Centers in California, Texas and Virginia.  CET National Headquarters is celebrating its golden anniversary and we have much to celebrate! CET began in 1967...
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