Edward Hodges is on an unusual quest. The retired teacher and volunteer San Jose Unified School District historian has put together a display for Anne Darling Elementary School all about …
Guide Dogs for the Blind celebrated its 1,000th graduating class on Saturday. The 8-week-old puppies were introduced to their “raisers,” who will care for them as they undergo training. The …
Junior prom at Menlo-Atherton High School in Atherton is coming up next month, and Tais Roman wants to go big — literally. “I just want a poofy dress,” the 17-year-old …
JOCOTENANGO, Guatemala — On a quiet cobblestone street in a town 90 minutes outside of Guatemala City, class was in session for hundreds of young Guatemalans on a Monday morning. …
Los Gatos resident Diane Brandenburg is always full of surprises. I’ll admit I was surprised last year by the quality and quantity of watercolor paintings she had created for an …
When the Yu-Ai Kai Senior Center in San Jose’s Japantown celebrates its 50th birthday, a half-century of memories will be shared at its Golden Gala on Saturday night. More than …
Colorado nonprofits serving people struggling with addiction say the state’s Behavioral Health Administration repeatedly changed the rules for vital grants, pushing organizations close to shutting down as they waited months …
While Cancer CAREpoint is still serving many of its clients virtually in the wake of the pandemic, the nonprofit now has all of its free services for for adult cancer …
From affluent patrons of Chez Panisse in Berkeley to seventh-graders at Fisher Middle School in Los Gatos, Chef Kerry Billner has cooked for all types of people. Billner made the …
Los Gatos native Kari Byron has gone from busting myths to supporting STEM education as co-founder of a nonprofit aimed at getting students more interested in the sciences. Byron, a …