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Wednesday 5/1: Join SDS at the May Day Parade
MLK Library, San Jose
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More than 30 states require insurers to provide some level of coverage for kidsâ hearing aids. California isnât one of them, and Gov. Newsom for the second time has vetoed a bill to close that gap.
St. Louise Regional Hospital (SLRH) in Gilroy, a part of Santa Clara Valley Healthcare, will be providing 200 free flu shots on Oct. 15 from 8amâ1pm at St. Maryâs Church in Gilroy. There will be no cost to the public âŚ
When Julia Ernsting, now 16, was in fifth grade, she was stressed out with more than just the daily grind of homework and tests. That's because she was frequently traveling up the peninsula to San Francisco to check on an âŚ
California Local enters the world of book publishing with its upcoming book, âHow California Works,â explaining the inner workings of this âmost American state.â
Californiaâs COVID-era rent relief program, long saddled with delays, criticisms and legal woes, appears to be running out of money. What does that mean for the more than 100,000 renters still awaiting help?
The 2023 Binational Health Week in Santa Clara County kicks off with a series of free health events, beginning with a health fair on Oct. 7 at Eastridge Mall in San Jose and concluding Oct. 28 with an event at âŚ
A union-backed bill that would make strikers eligible for Californiaâs unemployment benefits awaits the governorâs signature. Businesses say itâll cost too much.
Police canât force homeless people from encampments unless the city in question has âadequate shelterâ for those who are displaced, according to courts. Now everyone involved wants to know what âadequateâ means.
Chabad Jewish Center of South County on Aug. 20 dedicated its new building, marking a significant milestone for the local Jewish community. More than 200 people participated in the occasion with a âComing Homeâ celebration of tradition, unity and gratitude, âŚ
Some independent California community hospitals have struggled with rising costs since the COVID-19 pandemic. Three declared bankruptcy this year, prompting the state to distribute interest-free loans.
American Medical Response has poured more than $3 million into a November 2024 initiative to raise requirements for levying taxes and fees. The company says itâs looking out for patients, but local officials say itâs about the money.
By channeling funds to a number of nonprofits working on various issues in a given region, community foundations help solve big problems throughout California.
A conversation with Stacy Caldwell, CEO of Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation
A recent state survey reveals 2 in 3 Black women are breadwinners; 8 in 10 worry about discrimination or mistreatment and more like Gov. Gavin Newsom than Vice President Kamala Harris.
Since 1969, the Morgan Hill Historical Societyâs Founders Dinner has recognized and honored the local residentsâliving and departedâwho have helped create and preserve the local community from generation to generation. Serving as one of the nonprofit societyâs key fundraisers each âŚ
Showing solidarity with other social classes is a prominent union strategy in the so-called âhot labor summerâ sweeping California. Itâs too soon to say if the inter-union activity will get employers to bargain.
California grants school boards much local control, but recent events have pushed the state to take steps to stop local school board meetings from turning into potentially dangerous culture war battlegrounds.
After Morgan Hill resident Kristina Andrews lost her daughter, Kourtney, to a drowning accident about six years ago, the local mother knew she wanted to do something to help prevent other families from suffering similar tragedies. The desire to make âŚ
Transfer to a four-year institution is a benchmark for success among community colleges, but the numbers are low and disparities across the system persist, especially between colleges in rural areas and those in wealthy suburbs.
The City of Morgan Hill and the Morgan Hill Police Department will host the 2023 National Night Out on Aug. 1, from 5-8pm at Civic Center Plaza, 17575 Peak Ave. Spend a summer evening with family, friends and neighbors in âŚ
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