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Kurtenbach: What we’ve learned about the Warriors so far this preseason
Unlike the NFL preseason or baseball’s spring training, the NBA preseason is informative. The top players might not be on the court for an entire regular-season shift, but we see enough to know what is and is not working. That’s because the top players are actually trying in the preseason. They sweat and everything. It’s…
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A lump isn’t the only sign of breast cancer. Here are 5 other clues
Do you know what to look for to detect breast cancer early? If your list begins and ends with a lump, you are missing some important signs.
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Israeli bombings in Gaza kill dozens as efforts persist to get aid to millions in besieged enclave
Airstrikes, dwindling supplies, and Israel’s mass evacuation order for the north of the Gaza Strip has thrown the tiny territory’s 2.3 million people into upheaval and desperation.
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This Day in History: 6.9 magnitude Loma Prieta earthquake hits California
On this day in 1989, the 6.9 magnitude Loma Prieta earthquake hit the San Francisco Bay Area, killing 63 people, injuring more than 3,700 and causing more than $6 billion in damage.
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‘They’re trying to stay strong’: Woman describes life in Gaza as family remains trapped
Her family tried to leave, but they turned back after seeing carnage on the road ahead.
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Horoscopes Oct. 17, 2023: Eminem, put your energy where it counts
CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Felicity Jones, 40; Eminem, 51; Rob Marshall, 63; Alan Jackson, 65. Happy Birthday: Direct your attention to what you can do to improve your life. Focus on bringing in more cash or surrounding yourself with the people and possessions that bring you joy. Take control, implement change and be the…
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Republicans will try to elect Trump ally Rep. Jim Jordan as House speaker but GOP holdouts remain
On Tuesday, the House is scheduled to start voting at noon in what could become a showdown for the gavel.
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Vigil For Palestinians Held At UCSC
On Monday night, UCSC group Students for Justice in Palestine held a vigil to mourn the Gazans killed by Israeli bombing and siege. Over a hundred people stood in silence at the UCSC Quarry Plaza as night fell. A speaker whose identity was kept hidden—all speakers wore masks to hide their identity in consideration of their…
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‘Art should be for everybody’: WE Mural Festival kicks off in Sand City
Artists are rolling up their sleeves this week, as the West End Mural Festival kicked off its first day on Monday.
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Meet Meiko, an Alaskan Malamute mix running a write-in campaign for mayor of Anchorage
A blue-eyed, fluffy dog in Alaska is running for mayor of his city with the help of his owner, who says it’s a move to “change things, how people feel.”
