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Summer doesn’t officially begin until the 21st of this month, and as soon as that temperature rises people will be looking for ways to take advantage of the heat, the long days and cool nights. Here are some of our favorite activities and events coming to San Jose and...
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El Senado Redobla su Liderazgo Climático, Aprueba SB 100 SACRAMENTO – El Senado Estatal de California aprobó miércoles el Proyecto de Ley SB100 del Presidente pro Tempore del Senado, Kevin de León (D-Los Ángeles), el cual encamina a California hacia el 100 por ciento de energías renovables para el...
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SANTA CLARA COUNTY, CA – With the official opening of the summer boating season scheduled for Memorial Day Weekend, the Santa Clara County Parks and Recreation Department would like to remind boaters to practice safe boating on County Reservoirs. Equipping recreational vessels with proper safety equipment, being mindful of...
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Founder of Latino Outdoors Continues to Push for Latino Communities to Go Explore Nature Arturo Hilario El Observador Hiking brings people together, and one man used this idea to plant the roots of environmentalist education and community wellness into one of the least represented groups in outdoor recreation. José...
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San José Clean Energy, which will become largest single-city CCE in nation, will give customers a choice of electricity provider, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and generate local jobs SAN JOSE, Calif. – On Tuesday May 16th, the San José City Council voted to form a Community Choice Energy (CCE)...
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Stephanie Carson Public News Service NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Suicide rates in Tennessee are on the increase across all age groups, just as a new Netflix series features a story line about a teenager who takes her life in the first episode. The show “13 Reasons Why” is prompting numerous...
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5G wireless signals won’t be hitting CA just yet Suzanne Potter Public News Service SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Opponents of a bill intended to smooth the way for the rollout of next-generation cell technology are cautiously optimistic – after a key committee put the measure on hold on Monday May...
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Estephany Haro El Observador Teenagers across the United States are watching a controversial but popular show on Netflix called “13 Reasons Why”, which is a13-episode story arc that has everybody talking due to its controversial content ranging from suicide, sexual violence, and bullying. Most of the filming of the...
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IBank Launches Jump Start during California Small Business Month Sacramento – California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank (IBank) Executive Director, Teveia Barnes, announced last week a new microloan program is open for business in low-wealth communities. The Jump Start Loan Program (Jump Start) helps small businesses in low-wealth...
Summer doesn’t officially begin until the 21st of this month, and as soon as that temperature rises people will be looking for ways to take advantage of the heat, the long days and cool nights. Here are some of our favorite activities and events coming to San Jose and...
El Senado Redobla su Liderazgo Climático, Aprueba SB 100 SACRAMENTO – El Senado Estatal de California aprobó miércoles el Proyecto de Ley SB100 del Presidente pro Tempore del Senado, Kevin de León (D-Los Ángeles), el cual encamina a California hacia el 100 por ciento de energías renovables para el...
SANTA CLARA COUNTY, CA – With the official opening of the summer boating season scheduled for Memorial Day Weekend, the Santa Clara County Parks and Recreation Department would like to remind boaters to practice safe boating on County Reservoirs. Equipping recreational vessels with proper safety equipment, being mindful of...
Founder of Latino Outdoors Continues to Push for Latino Communities to Go Explore Nature Arturo Hilario El Observador Hiking brings people together, and one man used this idea to plant the roots of environmentalist education and community wellness into one of the least represented groups in outdoor recreation. José...
San José Clean Energy, which will become largest single-city CCE in nation, will give customers a choice of electricity provider, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and generate local jobs SAN JOSE, Calif. – On Tuesday May 16th, the San José City Council voted to form a Community Choice Energy (CCE)...
Stephanie Carson Public News Service NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Suicide rates in Tennessee are on the increase across all age groups, just as a new Netflix series features a story line about a teenager who takes her life in the first episode. The show “13 Reasons Why” is prompting numerous...
5G wireless signals won’t be hitting CA just yet Suzanne Potter Public News Service SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Opponents of a bill intended to smooth the way for the rollout of next-generation cell technology are cautiously optimistic – after a key committee put the measure on hold on Monday May...
Estephany Haro El Observador Teenagers across the United States are watching a controversial but popular show on Netflix called “13 Reasons Why”, which is a13-episode story arc that has everybody talking due to its controversial content ranging from suicide, sexual violence, and bullying. Most of the filming of the...
IBank Launches Jump Start during California Small Business Month Sacramento – California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank (IBank) Executive Director, Teveia Barnes, announced last week a new microloan program is open for business in low-wealth communities. The Jump Start Loan Program (Jump Start) helps small businesses in low-wealth...