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Elevate Math, given as an after school program or summer class for schools around Silicon Valley, helps kids acquire mastery of basic concepts by using a project and problems-based learning approach.
They hop. They crawl. They squirm. And they could be coming to a dinner plate near you.
The western gray whale now holds the record as the mammal with the longest known migration, researchers say.
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo acknowledges that just getting the Supreme Court to hear the case is a longshot, but he remains hopeful.
Drawing success through art and math is a winning combo for Folsom Cordova Unified School where 12 local student teams competed in a design and engineering program.
A big rig carrying wine has crashed, spilling liquid all over Maze Blvd. near South River Road in Stanislaus County Wednesday morning.
Activision is launching a new version of the game called Guitar Hero Live, five years after its last update.
One South San Francisco teacher is successfully removing math fears from students by enforcing confidence and persistence in the classroom.
No, it's not a dorm room -- but it'll cost you the same of putting three kids through college, medical school and then maybe leave you with some leftover change for retirement.
During a panel discussion discussing water sources in the universe, NASA Chief Scientist Ellen Stofan stated that she believes humans could come in contact with the first iterations of alien life by the year 2025.
Social concerns of water sustainability, climate change, bullying, alcohol abuse, and public health problems are highlighted at the Aspen Challenge for practical solutions.
Because of her success as a recording artist, concert headliner and country trendsetter, Lambert deserves to win Entertainer of the Year honors at the ACM Awards this Sunday.
The bill's co-author, state Senator Richard Pan, agreed to amend SB277 to exempt home-schooled children from the vaccination requirements.
Fast-food workers calling for $15 an hour are picking up some more allies around the Bay Area Wednesday.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will open a key Vatican meeting this month on Pope Francis' highly anticipated teaching document on climate change.
