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The San Diego Cyber Center of Excellence at Cal State San Marcos, National University and San Diego State University will share a $1 million grant from the philanthropic arm of tech giant Google to establish a cybersecurity clinic.

Residents of SLC's West Side report on the I-15 expansion process and how they're trying to hold power accountable. SLCC's James Singer on the community college's new scholarship program for Utah tribal members. Plus, SLAM Rocks!

Israel’s weeks-long bombardment of Gaza and recently launched ground invasion has killed over 9,000 Palestinians, among them 3,700 children, with full U.S. government support. Global demands for a ceasefire go unheeded. This week, one senior United Nations human rights official had enough. “I write at a moment of great anguish for the world, including for […]

Israel’s weeks-long bombardment of Gaza and recently-launched ground invasion has killed over 9,000 Palestinians, among them 3,700 children

Israel’s weeks-long bombardment of Gaza and recently launched ground invasion has killed over 9,000 Palestinians, among them 3,700 children, with full U.S. government support. Global demands for a ceasefire go

The demonstration was organized by Jewish Voice for Peace with some 1,000 protesters chanting 'Cease-fire now' wearing black shirts that read 'Not in our name' at the train station

The protesters filled the train station, chanting “Cease fire now” and “Let Gaza live.” Most wore black shirts that read “Not in our name.” A police officer estimated that there were as many as 1,000 protesters.

To the Editor: Responding to the recent article on the Chilmark Select Board considering a ban on new pickleball courts: Sure, the sound of the paddle striking the ball makes a popping noise. The sound travels a bit. But it wouldn’t surprise me if many of the people objecting to the noises coming from the […]

Hohonu is helping get water sensor technology and real-time data into the hands of frontline communities who are facing climate change threats.

Gathered in the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School’s Performing Arts Center Tuesday evening, Oak Bluffs voters approved a full six-article warrant during a special town meeting.  With just enough voters to meet a quorum, Oak Bluffs residents voted in favor, overwhelmingly, for the amended regional funding formula regarding the proposed new high school project.  The […]