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Team Bread Pandas engineers their way toward World Championships
Bread Pandas competes as one of the top teams in Southern California for the FIRST Tech Challenge.
Youth homelessness is on the rise. This L.A. organization aims to fight it with stability.
Nonprofit Jovenes makes it its mission to help homeless youth find stable housing.
The shellfish solution: South Florida nonprofit builds oyster reefs and community to combat water pollution
Amidst a decades-long fight against Lake Okeechobee water discharge, Stuart’s Florida Oceanographic Society has inspired a variety of local residents to reinforce the quality of their local waterways, one oyster shell at a time.
Media bias in 21st century entertainment
Mexico continually falls victim to racial stereotyping, negative portrayals in film and other media.
Jullea Powell: Adrenaline-junkie in journalism
For Bay Area senior Jullea “Jewels” Powell, working in journalism is an adventure—good thing she loves a thrill.
MedTalks: Meet Dr. Jesmin Mitra, MD
Meet Dr. Jesmin Mitra, a doctor and mother who said it’s important to show love and compassion to those around her.
How dementia villages and daycares are evolving the world
Dementia villages have drastically changed dementia treatment and the future for aging.
Apple TV+’s ‘Prehistoric Planet’ pioneers a new type of nature documentary
This nature docuseries takes viewers back to when dinosaurs roamed the earth 66 million years ago.
A second look at the planet’s largest creatures: Apple TV+’s ‘Big Beasts’
Producers Tom Hugh-Jones and Bill Markham of the newest Apple TV+ nature series Big Beasts talk reinventing the natural history series with HSI journalists.