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The time capsule was originally placed by the first-ever medical faculty of the University on April 8, 1972.

The time capsule was originally placed by the first-ever medical faculty of the University on April 8, 1972.

The University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine graduating class of 1973 opens a time capsule stored inside the wall of the first medical school building to reveal more than 50 artifacts

On Monday, the state panel charged with making revenue projections unlocked another pot of gold for the Legislature.

Winning support for repealing the cruising ban became our priority for City Council races and the mayor’s race in 2022.

There are over 400,000 people living with Down syndrome in the United States. About 5,100 babies are born with Down syndrome each year, about one in every 772 births, making it the most commonly occurring chromosomal condition. In 1866, an English doctor named John Langdon Down published a scholarly work describing persons with Down syndrome,

A new state law could pave way for cities to repeal their decades-old cruising bans and National City could pay for fees associated with organized cruises.

State lawmakers recently designated a portion of Interstate 280 in Santa Clara County as the “Captain Matthew Patrick Manoukian Memorial Highway.”

One of the earliest cases of PRC diplomats directly lobbying state legislators was the defeat of a pro-Tibet resolution in 2009 in California. Here’s how it happened.

The art of cruising and the art of doing it real low are integral to California's aftermarket car culture. ...