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As they reel from revenue losses connected to the pandemic, many colleges and universities are racking up other ...

Taking a Stand: How Teens Are Working to End Relationship Violence by Claudia Boyd-Barrett, California Health Report May 18, 2021 Taking a Stand: How Teens Are Working to End Relationship Violence by Claudia Boyd-Barrett, California Health Report May 18, 2021 Relationship violence is a public health crisis. An estimated 15.5 million children in the U.S. are exposed to domestic violence each year. According to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than a quarter of girls and 15 percent of boys experience some form of intimate partner violence — such as sexual assault,...

A Bay Area apricot orchard transforms into a winter wonderland every year with more than thousands of lights and hundreds of blow molds. Fremont neighbor Robert Cantley, known as "Spider," started the holiday tradition after losing his mother to Leukemia. The name for the event was inspired by Spider's street name, Cripps Place, and decided to raise funds for the Leukemia Lymphoma Society. "I felt it was important to continue the tradition of Crippsmas Place because it does so much good," said Amon. "It supports charities, it gets the neighbors to know each other, it makes children happy. It ...

President-elect Biden and his team are preparing to bring what he has called a “quick end” to the new rules requiring fair, nondiscriminatory campus procedures for students accused of sexual assault that the Betsy DeVos Education Department issued in May. But the results of a little-noticed but stunning poll suggest that on this issue, Biden is far out of step with the electorate, not to mention the courts and fundamental fairness. In one major survey, 68% of the 2,532 Americans polled in mid-November by YouGov agreed that “students accused of crimes on college campuses should receive t...