Arts and events spark revival in San Jose’s Creekside neighborhood
A cultural and community-driven revival is bringing new life to the Creekside neighborhood in downtown San Jose. Once a relatively quiet area near the city’s western edge, the neighborhood is experiencing renewed energy through public art, outdoor events, and social spaces designed to reengage the local population and support small businesses. It began with a local initiative called Creekside Socials, which introduced occasional events to activate underused public ar
Children’s hospital in Palo Alto expands with new infusion and outpatient care spaces
A significant enhancement to pediatric healthcare has arrived in Palo Alto with the opening of new treatment spaces focused on supporting children with cancer and blood disorders. The newly launched outpatient clinic and infusion center add six exam rooms and 15 private infusion bays, designed to increase comfort and privacy for young patients and their families during intensive treatment sessions. Located within a leading pediatric hospital, the expanded space at the center dedic
Lady Gaga fans ride themed Caltrain to Chase Center concert in San Francisco
Dozens of Lady Gaga fans were treated to an unexpected but memorable experience as Caltrain offered a themed ride from San Jose to San Francisco’s Chase Center, where the pop icon was performing. The unique event turned an ordinary commute into a celebration of music, fandom, and public transit culture, delighting passengers who had no idea the ride would become a Gaga-themed party on rails. Among those on board were siblings Tempest and Athena Won, who initially planned to
US Marines Withdraw from Los Angeles Amid Backlash Over Immigration Protests
The Pentagon announced Monday that 700 US Marines deployed in Los Angeles will be withdrawn, ending a contentious military presence that had drawn widespread criticism from both city and state officials. The Marines were dispatched last month under a directive from President Donald Trump, who ordered both National Guard and active-duty troops to cities facing large-scale protests triggered by federal immigration raids. The protests had led to civil unrest across major Californi
Jaylon Johnson injury and wide receiver concerns cloud Bears camp start
As the Chicago Bears gear up for the start of their 2025 NFL training camp, there’s already no shortage of headlines surrounding the team’s roster, injury list, and offseason decision-making. The team enters camp with rising expectations following a busy offseason and the highly anticipated debut of rookie quarterback Caleb Williams. However, questions remain about the health of some key players, particularly one of the defense’s most vital members, and whether the team has
Armed Employees Stop Smash and Grab Robbery at Sunnyvale Jewelry Store
An attempted smash and grab robbery at a Sunnyvale jewelry store was successfully stopped by armed employees on Friday afternoon, in what police say is the latest in a growing series of similar crimes across the Bay Area. The incident occurred at a jewelry store located on East El Camino Real, between Poplar Avenue and Helen Avenue, just west of Lawrence Expressway. Authorities confirmed that the suspects attempted to gain access to the building by ramming a vehicle into the storefront in bro
New Jersey public schools rated among top three in the U.S. for education performance
New Jersey continues to demonstrate educational excellence as it climbs to third place in a new national ranking of public school systems across the United States. Known for their characteristic street smarts, residents of the Garden State now have even more reason to boast, as their state’s public schools have been recognized among the best in the country. The latest education report places New Jersey just behind Massachusetts and Connecticut, reaffirming its place among the elite when
Tesla catches fire inside Lewisville home garage, fire crews respond swiftly
A residential neighborhood in Lewisville, Texas, witnessed a potentially dangerous incident Monday afternoon when a Tesla vehicle parked inside a home's garage reportedly caught fire. According to officials from the Lewisville Fire Department, the emergency call came in around 12:30 p.m. from a homeowner on Meadowview Way, who alerted authorities that their Tesla had ignited while parked in the attached garage of the house. Firefighters responded quickly to the 300 block of
Fort Worth child injured after accidental shooting with unsecured handgun
A disturbing incident unfolded in Fort Worth, Texas, overnight Sunday when a 10-year-old boy accidentally shot himself in the hand with a handgun. Fort Worth police responded to a shooting call at approximately 1:20 a.m. Monday in the 1500 block of Burmeister Road. Upon arrival, officers discovered that the young child had been handling a firearm when it discharged, resulting in a gunshot wound to his hand. The child was quickly transported to a nearby hospital for medical trea
Malcolm-Jamal Warner dies at 54 in accidental drowning during Costa Rica vacation
Malcolm-Jamal Warner, the acclaimed actor best known for portraying Theo Huxtable on the long-running and culturally iconic television series The Cosby Show, has died at the age of 54. According to reports, Warner drowned in an accident while on a family vacation in Costa Rica. The tragic incident has left fans across generations shocked and mourning the loss of a beloved performer whose career spanned decades and transcended television, music, and spoken word artistry. Warner
Bolivar Peninsula bird sanctuary fire continues days after lightning strike
A wildfire sparked by a lightning strike is continuing to burn through a remote and ecologically sensitive bird sanctuary on the Bolivar Peninsula, located near Port Bolivar, Texas. The blaze, which started Friday evening, has now spread across approximately 160 acres of brush and marshland and remains active several days later. Emergency responders are currently monitoring the fire closely but are not attempting direct suppression due to the remote nature of the affected area. The fire has so f
Alaska Airlines resumes flights after grounding entire fleet due to IT failure
Alaska Airlines resumed normal flight operations late Sunday night after a critical IT system failure forced a temporary, system-wide ground stop across its entire fleet and that of its subsidiary, Horizon Air. The outage, which occurred around 8 p.m. Pacific Time on July 20, disrupted flight operations for approximately three hours before the ground stop was lifted at 11 p.m. Pacific Time. Although operations have now resumed, the airline has warned that residual delays and schedule disruptions
Power Stick antiperspirant recall issued over manufacturing compliance concerns
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced a nationwide recall affecting over 67,000 cases of Power Stick roll-on antiperspirant deodorants. The enforcement action was initiated by manufacturer A.P. Deauville following concerns about deviations from Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP), which are mandatory quality standards for facilities that produce regulated products like deodorants. According to the official FDA enforcement report, the recall was formally initiated on Jul
Pat Green hosts benefit concert after losing family in Texas flood disaster
ARLINGTON, Texas – In a moving show of community and resilience, country music star Pat Green hosted a special online benefit concert on July 16, 2025, to raise funds for victims of the devastating Central Texas floods. The event was not only deeply personal for Green but also a powerful moment of solidarity, as dozens of artists came together to support families affected by the disaster. The concert, which aired live from Globe Life Field with no in-person audience, streamed online and
Route 71 Shark River bridge to reopen by August after mechanical repairs
After several weeks of disruption and ongoing emergency repair work, the Route 71 bridge over the Shark River is on track to reopen by early to mid-August, according to the New Jersey Department of Transportation. The bridge, which serves as a vital link between Belmar and Avon-By-The-Sea, was originally constructed in 1932 and had to be closed to vehicular and pedestrian traffic on June 13 following a mechanical failure on the south leaf. This marks the second consecutive year the structure
Property Taxes, Flood Relief and Abortion Laws Top Agenda in Texas Special Session
In a move that will impact millions of residents, Texas lawmakers will return to the Capitol in Austin on Monday, July 21, for a 30-day special legislative session to consider 18 critical agenda items. The session comes on the heels of the 89th regular legislative session earlier this year, during which Governor Greg Abbott signed more than 300 bills into law. The current session will take on a mix of emergency responses and deeply conservative policy shifts, including major legislative propo
Love Story Unfolds With Library Wedding as Arlington Couple Says Vows Among the Stacks
In a heartfelt celebration that turned an ordinary Saturday into a chapter straight from a romantic novel, a Virginia couple’s love story took center stage at the Arlington Public Library. But instead of fictional characters or scripted drama, this tale was deeply real, tender, and shared with a community of strangers who found themselves part of something rare—a wedding ceremony held in a library, open to the public, and filled with the kind of joy typically reserved for storyboo
Trial delayed for Virginia man accused in Mamta Bhatt case despite judge’s concerns
Nearly a year after the disappearance of 28-year-old Mamta Kafle Bhatt from Prince William County, Virginia, her husband Naresh Bhatt, who stands accused of murdering her, will not face trial until October 2026. A local judge ruled to delay the high-profile case by 15 months during a court session held Friday morning, citing the defense’s need for additional time to review substantial digital evidence and extensive witness lists. Naresh Bhatt was arrested on August 22, 20
Target to end price matching with Amazon and Walmart from July 28
Target will soon end its long-standing price matching policy that included matching prices from Amazon and Walmart. Effective July 28, the company will limit its Price Match Guarantee to only include its own online platform, Target.com, and promotional pricing available through Target Circle. This shift marks a significant change in how the retailer is approaching competitive pricing and customer loyalty in 2025. Under the new policy, shoppers who buy items in a physical Target st
Tinley Park opens Harmony Square with plaza, concerts, ice rink and family events
Tinley Park has unveiled a new downtown centerpiece that promises to be a vibrant hub of activity throughout the year. The newly completed Harmony Square, located at 6700 North Street, brings an exciting mix of recreational, cultural, and community-focused features to the heart of the village. Spanning 1.6 acres, the plaza officially opened with a community celebration that featured concerts, food, and entertainment, kicking off what is expected to be a busy calendar of year-round programming.



















