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Ruth Sullivan, Advocate for People With Autism, Dies at...
After her son was found to be autistic, she started organizations to help children and adults. She also consulted on the making of...
San Jose Apologizes for Decades of Discrimination Again...
A resolution that the City Council approved unanimously this week also acknowledged the injustice of the destruction of the city’s...
Senate to Vote on Amendment to Curtail Aid to Afghans W...
The amendment by Senator Tom Cotton would cut off aid by the end of March 2023.
California Mandates Boost Vaccination Rates Among Healt...
With a deadline of Thursday, most major health care employers reported vaccination rates this week of 90 percent or higher.
How to Escape Your Car in a Flood
Only a foot or two of water can sweep away everything from sedans to trucks. Experts urge drivers to avoid flooded crossings, and ...
These California Communities Face the Highest Fire Risk
From pricey gated neighborhoods to rural logging towns.
More Hispanic Americans Have Received Covid Vaccination...
The share of Hispanic people in the U.S. who reported receiving at least one dose of vaccine shot up from July to September, and n...
Schools Struggle to Serve Lunch
Fewer works mean fewer hot meals for students.
Kyrsten Sinema Faces a Growing Revolt From Her Former S...
The centrist senator is key to President Biden’s agenda in Washington. Her positions have angered some Democrats back home.
Milley Defends His Calls to China During Trump's Term
“My loyalty to this nation, its people, and the Constitution hasn’t changed and will never change as long as I have a breath to gi...
Pfizer and BioNTech Submit Covid Vaccine Data for Kids ...
The companies said that they would submit a formal request to regulators to allow a pediatric dose of their vaccine to be administ...
High School Students Talk About What It's Like to Retur...
Students missed homecoming, field trips and classes, while also handling anxiety and economic precarity. Now, they must leap into ...