Friday Nov 27 | Atwater Signal
West Coast Turf: Where the grass grows greener, shorter or longer
The Merced County headquarters of West Coast Turf, a grass company, is surrounded by more than 500 acres of emerald green lawn just off Highway 140 south of Livingston.
Scientists announce proof of mega-droughts
While Californians worry about the three-year drought dragging on another season, researchers say climate change soon could create much longer dry spells - lasting decades or even centuries.
IBM cat brain simulation dismissed as 'hoax' by rival scientist
IBM's claim that it has designed the first brain simulation to exceed the scale of a cat's cortex is being dismissed as "a hoax and a PR stunt" by a rival scientist.
UC Merced cross country off and running
It took the better part of a year for Adrian Garcia and Rogelio Grijalva to make their dream a reality.
UC Merced's Sport Shooting Club's Veteran's Day shoot
The Sport Shooting Club at US Merced conducted a Veteran's Shoot at the River Oaks Range 11584 N. Shaffer Road on Veteran's Day from 9:00 a.m. to noon.
Friday Business Lunch Invitation
Dear Business Owners, You are invited to come to a Synergy Summit Business Lunch Friday, Nov.
This is the story of Uday Bali, and it's a perfect example of how UC Merced is making a difference for the local community.
Regents OK budget for UC Merced buildings
There's a budget for new buildings at UC Merced -- but no money just yet. A construction budget for the 2010-2011 fiscal year was approved Tuesday by the University of California Regent's Committee on Grounds and Buildings.
Steve Kang: UC Merced: A catalyst for Valley's prosperity
Earlier this fall, the University of California, Merced marked a major milestone as we welcomed our fifth - and by far our largest - incoming class of students.
UC Merced develops solar-collecting method to cool buildings
MERCED - The dormant Castle Air Force Base in Atwater may not look like the site of the next alternative-energy breakthrough.
Salute efforts to educate new doctors
Critics have pounced on efforts by Jim Costa and Dennis Cardoza, a pair of Congressional Democrats from the Central Valley, to scare up funding for a medical school at UC Merced.
More than 200 protesters left UC Santa Cruz's Science and Engineering Library Saturday evening after staging a 24-hour protest against budget cuts and the reduced hours of operation for the library.
Dennis Cardoza: Why I voted for health care reform
When I was elected as a member of Congress in 2003, I had a list of issues for which I intended to fight.
This isn't your parents' library
At Fresno State's new Henry Madden Library, the whirr of a blender and hum of conversation are the sounds of evolution.
UC Merced Campus to Generate 20% of Electricity from Solar Energy
Helping California meet its renewable energy goal by 2020, the University of California Merced campus has unveiled the university's 1-megawatt solar power system.
Medical schools will benefit from health care bill - if provision survives
A health care reform bill could mean millions of dollars for the University of California at Merced's proposed medical school, but the university isn't promised a dime.
Proposed UC Merced medical school funding uncertain
WASHINGTON A health-care reform bill could mean millions of dollars for the University of California at Merced's proposed medical school.
Health care reform has become a lottery windfall for members of Congress willing to sell their vote in exchange for dollars.
Valley bacon brings cheers and jeers
Two Central Valley Blue Dogs, Jim Costa and Dennis Cardoza, may bring home some serious bacon.
A visit of Eastern lands through Mughal, Persian art
Centuries ago in the Eastern hemisphere, Mughal and Persian art saw its greatest popularity from the 800s through the 1700s.