To fix Catalina's spotty and unreliable internet, resident Lance Ware has a bold plan that involves $32 million and miles of underseas cables,

To fix Catalina's spotty and unreliable internet, resident Lance Ware has a bold plan that involves <a href="https://laist.com/news" data-cms-ai="0"></a>$32 million and miles of underseas cables,

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One Man's Quest To Bring High-Speed Internet To Catalina Island

The Huntington Beach City Council was poised to vote on plans to privatize the beloved library. Then, this happened.

The Huntington Beach City Council was poised to vote on plans to privatize the beloved library. Then, this happened.

Huntington Beach Library Supporters Are Rejoicing. Here's Why

When a doctor knows about health disparities and risk factors among ethnic groups, that can play a significant role in catching and treating cancers. For Asian Americans, there are big gaps in that data. Now the first long-term study of cancer in those communities is getting underway. Researchers from Cedars-Sinai and UC Irvine will recruit from SoCal’s big Asaian American communities – with a goal of representing many ethnic groups. The initial target is for 20 thousand study participants nationwide. Josie Huang reports.

When a doctor knows about health disparities and risk factors among ethnic groups, that can play a significant role in catching and treating cancers. For Asian Americans, there are big gaps in that data. Now the first long-term study of cancer in those communities is getting underway. Researchers from Cedars-Sinai and UC Irvine will recruit from SoCal’s big Asaian American communities – with a goal of representing many ethnic groups. The initial target is for 20 thousand study participants nationwide. Josie Huang reports.

First Longterm Study Of Cancer In Asian Americans Is Looking For Enrollees

The state-mandated training for educators working with seventh to 12th grade students is coming in July 2025.

The state-mandated training for educators working with seventh to 12th grade students is coming in July 2025.

One Man's Quest To Bring High-Speed Internet To Catalina Island

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