Monday Jun 10 | NetSquared
Data Privacy Fears Grow, Is Big Data Truth? and The Global Philanthropy Data Charter
This week data privacy fears abound, some Big Data myths are discussed and a Global Philanthropy Data Charter progresses.
Naples isn't for the faint-hearted; if Rome's scooters, ancient rubble and Fellini-esque exuberance get to you, beware.
Authorities search for missing San Lorenzo woman
A San Lorenzo woman with Alzheimer's disease has gone missing, and the Alameda County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help to find her.
San Lorenzo teachers and district settle on smaller classes and higher pay
Teachers and the school district reached a tentative deal Friday night that decreases class sizes in the early grades and increases teacher pay, though not the 7 percent raise the union desired, officials said.
Aloha Sunday: new Hawaiian cafe/bazaar, Kaapana & Kaawa tour, UH luau
Patrick Landeza, seen accepting his Na Hoku award - a first for a Mainland musician - for best slack key album of the year .
San Lorenzo: Police ID man killed, woman injured after being hit by...
Police have identified a man who was killed and a woman who was injured last month when they were hit by a sheriff's deputy patrol car while walking in Cherryland.
Scout-o-Rama to showcase skills June 1 in Hayward
A magician will perform, and Mr. Science will conduct experiments at the free Scout-o-Rama that is open to the public, said Ray Dollar, activities chair for the Tres Ranchos scouting district.
Former Richmond high school coach arrested on charges of suspicion of child molestation
A man trusted to coach high school students was booked Thursday into the Contra Costa County jail on suspicion of molesting children.
UFO: Israeli family videotapes orange entity
A witness in San Lorenzo, CA, US, reported sighting strange orange lights in the sky, after hearing a loud boom, on 2 May, 2013, after sunset.
San Lorenzo homeowners fume over lack of discourse about administrator hiring
Homeowners eager to discuss their concerns about the hiring of a new chief administrator of the San Lorenzo Village Homes Association were bewildered when they encountered only empty director chairs to converse with last week.
Chief of San Lorenzo schools to retire
Dennis Byas was known for being frugal during his time as superintendent of schools, a characteristic that he took to heart.