21 hrs ago | Inside Bay Area
Melting Pot opens amidst dip in economy
Rob Sanchez slides a gleaming silver fondue pot onto a burner in front of diner Kevin Sweatt, melts a handful of grated cheddar cheese with a soupcon of beer and invites him, "Go ahead.
Thursday | Newrules.org
Rule: Fiber Network Building Code - Loma Linda, CA
Loma Linda has built a publicly owned citywide fiber optic network. Originally, the city added this rule to the developer agreement but later also codified it in the Municipal Code. via Newrules.org
Tuesday May 13 | KRCA-TV Burbank
Teens Charged As Adults In Killing
Three young gang members are being charged as adults in last week's drive-by slaying of 29-year-old Raymond Garcia Castro of East Linda. via KRCA-TV Burbank
Monday May 12 | Vallejo Times-Herald
Citizens rally to save Benicia parks
“I am always impressed with how many people are enjoying this area in so many different ways.”
Master of ceremonies Gene Doherty refers to fuel usage facts from a magazine story, emphasizing the need for local, affordable recreation during a 'Save Our State Parks' rally at the Benicia State Recreation ... via Vallejo Times-Herald
Saturday May 10 | KVML
Friday May 9 | My58.com
3 Teens Arrested After Linda Killing
“Our officers heard the descriptions provided on the scanner and knew almost instantly who we were looking for”
Three teens have been arrested in connection with Thursday's fatal drive-by shooting in Linda, the Yuba County Sheriff's Department said Friday. via My58.com
Friday May 9 | Environmental News Bits
As gas prices rise, driving for business changes
“Now, I try to say, 'We're going to concentrate on the north today,' ”
Filed under: Green Business , Transportation - Laura B. @ 9:37 am Read the full story in USA Today. via Environmental News Bits
Wednesday May 7 | Yorba Linda Star
Placentia-Yorba school board accepting applications for open seat
The Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District board of trustees will start accepting applications May 5 to fill an upcoming vacancy on the governing panel. via Yorba Linda Star
Monday May 5 | Slam Sports
'Blue Zones' gives tips for long life
“There's always been these rumours but they've always turned out to be inaccurate”
In this photo released by National Geographic Books shows Dan Buettner author of "The Blue Zones". THE ASSOCIATED PRESS/Cheryl Tiegs,National Geographic Books MINNEAPOLIS - If you are looking for a Fountain of ... via Slam Sports
Saturday May 3 | Palo Alto Weekly
Parents ask schools superintendent for languages
“Most kids who take a language in high school emerge unscathed. That is, they can't speak (it), they can't remember it - it's useless to them”
Parents and schools' Superintendent Kevin Skelly faced off at a public forum Wednesday over including foreign languages in the district's Strategic Plan. via Palo Alto Weekly









