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Central Valley homeowners are watching property values sink with the land

Chronic groundwater depletion has caused the land to sink in parts of California's Central Valley. New research shows home ...

Palo Alto residents push back on proposed El Camino Real apartment project

Since last year, the city has pushed for denser housing along El Camino Real between Page Mill Road and Matadero Avenue ...

How Scientists Are Using Drones to Study Sperm Whales

A new tagging method called tap-and-go allows researchers to gather more data on the health and behavior of whales, with less ...

MLB Pipeline releases newest Top 100 Prospects list. Here’s where top Cubs, White Sox prospects ranked

MLB Pipeline released its newest Top 100 Prospects list on Monday, and a combined 10 prospects from the Cubs and White Sox ...

NC State releases nonconference basketball schedule for Will Wade's first year

The Wolfpack will play five 2025 NCAA Tournament teams, and the remaining opponents made the tournament at least once since ...

Philly office workers have settled into hybrid ways, but the office evolution isn’t over yet.

Workers are leaning on any flexibility they can get as they balance work and life responsibilities. And SEPTA cuts could ...

LinkedIn announces list of 50 best US colleges for long-term career success: Princeton leads, with Duke, UPenn, MIT and Cornell in top five

LinkedIn's inaugural Top Colleges 2025 list ranks US undergraduate institutions based on career outcomes. Princeton ...

University researchers team up with nonprofit to make the most of groundwater recharge

Researchers at Stanford University are working with an in-state nonprofit to take a new and hopefully more productive look at groundwater recharge activity around the Central Valley. Their approach is ...

AI cuts monthly financial close time by 7.5 days: MIT/Stanford study

Accounting firms that adopt artificial intelligence can yield “remarkable improvements in productivity, task allocation and ...

Stanford Study Reveals AI’s Growing Place In K–12 Classrooms

A new Stanford SCALE study of 9,000 U.S. teachers reveals how AI is moving from experiment to everyday workflow in K-12 classrooms.
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Transit agencies look to transform Palo Alto’s downtown station

Seeking to boost ridership and revenues, Palo Alto leaders and regional transit agencies are preparing to implement a host of ...

‘AI can teach you how to use itself, if you think to ask’ this Stanford professor’s ChatGPT prompt has changed the way I use AI for good - here’s how to try it

Utley claims users shouldn't "ask AI, but instead let AI as you," and he follows this with an easy-to-understand example where he explains that you can't ask Microsoft Excel or PowerPoint to teach you ...