Ryan Balmain wants to be a filmmaker, which is why the Santa Teresa high school student submitted an essay to the NBC Education Nation competition. On Monday, he found out he won.
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IBM has long been known for its innovations in computer technology. Could the IBM labs in San Jose be expanding into medicine as well? The most recent innovations seem to indicate they are.
Lance Corporal Harry Lew, 21, of Santa Clara, died in the Helmand Province of Afghanistan, “while supporting combat operations.” According to the Defense Department, an investigation is underway into the precise cause of his death.
Motherhood, science and the great existential unknown all play a role in Karen Zacarias’ play, running through April 17.
The ‘Japan Now’ benefit show on Saturday, April 9, continues South First Billiards’ tradition of taking up causes near and far.
Larry Klayman, an American attorney based in Florida, is suing Facebook and its founder Mark Zuckerberg for $1 billion.
Last year, San Jose’s Lowell Elementary School received the California Distinguished School Award. This year, it received the state’s Title I Academic Achievement Award.
Dell Computers may be more closely associated with Texas than with Silicon Valley, but the company is establishing a foothold here too—and a pretty big foothold at that.
San Jose City Council is planning on outsourcing security at Mineta International Airport to the County Sheriff’s Department. According to officials, the new contract could save the city millions of dollars at a time when the city is facing a budget crunch and the airport’s modernization project has left it with a $1.3 billion debt.
Five reasons to look forward to the work week: learn Italian wines, Seasick Steve, Family Room, Robert Silverman’s Beethoven, Shen Yun.
