Stanford grad tech founder behind viral landline-style phones to help reduce screen time
A Stanford graduate and tech founder is bringing back retro landline-style phones, but adding a high-tech twist, offering an opportunity to unplug from what can be a draining digital world, while still staying connected.
Newborn vaccines under review
CDC advisers delay vote at chaotic vaccine meeting. Dr. Jake Scott, a board-certified infectious diseases specialist and Clinical Associate Professor at Stanford University School of Medicine, explains benefits of hepatitis B vaccine.
Hep B vaccine at birth: vote in progress
CDC advisers delay planned vote on hepatitis B vaccine for infants. Dr. Jake Scott, Stanford University board-certified infectious diseases specialist and clinical associate professor, explains importance of Hep B vaccine.
Sonoma teen raised $10k for doctors at Stanford who save her mom's life
A Sonoma teenager is presenting a $10,000 check to a specialized research team at Stanford after she credited the team for saving her mom’s life.
Lucile Parkard, UCSF brace for layoffs amid jittery national economy
Two major Bay Area healthcare providers have announced layoffs in the coming weeks, due in part to a jittery U.S. economy and few private donations due to changes enacted by the Trump adiministration.
From community college to Stanford: Bay Area student shares her 'nontraditional' journey to beat the odds
A Bay Area student is detailing her unconventional story as a first-generation college student who transferred from community college and landed at Stanford University, as she addressed "stigmas" often associated with junior college.
Stanford alum gives $50M to football program, largest individual gift
A former Stanford football player gave the private university $50 million, the school announced on Wednesday, the largest individual gift to the program in university history.
Stanford 11 arraigned on vandalism charges from pro-Palestinian protest
The protesters known as the "Stanford Eleven," accused of breaking into and vandalizing the Stanford University president’s office, appeared in court Monday morning, more than a year after their pro-Palestinian protest on campus.
Kimmel?s comeback and the question of free expression
Eugene Volokh , senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, gives insight on Jimmy Kimmel Live! returning to the air, after ABC suspended his show over comments he made about Charlie Kirk?s assassination. While Kimmel is back on ABC, some of the broadcast network?s affiliate stations plan to continue to preempt his show.
Stanford healthcare workers want hospital to keep ICE out of patient areas
About 150 Stanford healthcare workers and community activists held a rally on Tuesday outside the hospital to call attention to the presence of ICE agents in their workplace.
Steph Curry, sports & business stars shine at golf charity event
Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry and his wife Ayesha, hosted the annual WorkDay Classic golf tournament, which benefits the couple's "East, Learn Play Foundation." The day-long event was held at the Stanford Golf Course and attracted stars from the world of sports, industry and philanthropy.
Stanford starts layoffs citing Trump funding cuts
The university has had to cut $140 million from its general funds budget this year, a move largely attributed to Trump administration policies, including the increase of the university's endowment tax from 1.4% to 21%.
Convent & Stuart Hall High School will be transitioning from 8-man to 11-man football
Convent & Stuart Hall High School in San Francisco will be transitioning from 8-man to 11-man football for the first time in their program history. The Knights new head coach is Greg Mangan who spent 9 years with Stanford as a graduate assistant, and most recently he taught and coached at St. Ignatius. He's taking over a program that's had success in 8-man football with 6 league championships and 4 North Coast Section runner up finishes since 2010.
Stanford no longer providing gender-affirming surgeries for children
Stanford Medicine has paused gender-related surgeries for patients under the age of 19.
The world's largest camera built in Menlo Park
The first images taken by the world's largest camera are coming in from the National Accelerator Laboratory in Menlo Park.
New Stanford grad Ahmed Muhammad remains committed to his Oakland community
Surrounded by family, friends, and others whom Oakland’s Ahmed Muhammad credits for helping him on his journey, the 22-year-old marked a milestone, graduating from Stanford University.
Deportation by the numbers: comparing Trump, Biden, and Obama's immigration tactics
Lucas Guttentag, Professor of the Practice of Law, at Stanford University, explains how recent administrations have approached deportations. Guttentag has served in senior policy positions in the Obama administration at the Department of Homeland Security, and in the Biden administration at the Department of Justice.
Stanford University student killed on e-bike
A vigil was held Tuesday for a Stanford University student who was killed over the weekend after being struck by a car on his electric bike on campus.
South Bay high schooler back on lacrosse field, makes comeback after brain surgery
In 2023, Lauren Adair was a normal eighth grader who loved playing lacrosse, but everything changed when her family took a spring break vacation to Palm Springs.
California school enrollment down, as homeless and poor student numbers rise
Thomas Dee, Stanford University, Barnett Family professor explains numbers and reasons why California school enrollment continues to decline.