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Confronting and overcoming bias and stereotyping, developed through a lifetime of socialization, takes awareness, care and courage, a San Jose State University professor told attendees at a city of Los
Alzheimerâs awareness COVID-19 has dominated headlines, but unfortunately, other health-related concerns have not disappeared. The month of June is Alzheimerâs and Brain Awareness Month, with the goal of shining a light on all of the families dealing with this disease. There are 690,000 people diagnosed with Alzheimerâs in California, and that number is expected to grow by over 20% in the next five years. This disease impacts the whole family. Caregivers in California provided over 884 million hours of unpaid care last year alone. As a caregiver to my mom, who is suffering from...
Questions over project delays and the amount of funding to give nonprofits highlighted a Los Altos City Council study session last week that focused primarily on a deep dive into
The Los Altos City Council was scheduled at Tuesday’s council meeting to consider a resolution backing a young Black activist in a long-running dispute with an Asian-American council member. The
The Los Altos City Council passed a resolution early this morning (May 26) aimed at mending a gaping political wound dividing the community over a dispute between an Asian American