My friend Cheryl had a couple of pretty anxious days earlier this week when her husband and eldest teenage son were gone, battling the fires raging across the dry plains of Millville, not far from their home. Every time her… Continue Reading
There are dates that divide history in half, dates at which it can be said the world could be understood one way the day before, and completely differently on every day after. The birth of Christ. The signing of the… Continue Reading
I am happy to share some good news for Blue Shield of CA (BSCA) subscribers, as well as the rest of the individual market! BSCA has contracted with the following medical centers and medical groups of the University of California… Continue Reading
Judith Foosaner is known for her contemporary exploration of line, gesture, space and surface in a classic black and white. An exhibition of her Recent Works is on view August 17-September 24, 2015 in the Art Building (300). It is… Continue Reading
As of July 15, patrols began trolling Redding neighborhoods looking for water-wasting violators. According to Redding Utilities Water Manager John Wendele, North State Security is the company that is conducting the patrols. Wendele explained that at this stage the patrols will… Continue Reading
Drought is nothing new to California, as the entire state has been in this condition for more than four years. Even so, debates among politicians and communities have varied regarding the best way to manage the growing water crisis. Much… Continue Reading
“You are what you repeatedly drive.” ~ Aristotle “You don’t have to do this,” Karin said. She held her keys out, and I gave her mine. “It’s my turn, I guess.” “OK, but I know you don’t like my van.” That… Continue Reading
A UACF Parent Café is a family-run, family-led group in a local community that partners with the UACF organization to perform the main functions of membership, advocacy, education, training and information and support for parents, caregivers, and/or family members who have children… Continue Reading
It’s 1948 and an old woman backs her car through a neighbor’s garage. Her son, rightfully, decides that she’s no longer able to drive and means to hire her a driver, but Daisy Werthan is having none of it. She… Continue Reading
People warned me this would happen. “Now that she’s getting ready to go off to university, prepare yourself,” they said. “She might get a little lippy with you. It’s just her way of starting to spread her wings before she… Continue Reading
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