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Countable Labs Expands Global Reach with New Japanese Distribution Partnership

Countable Labs Expands Global Reach with New Japanese Distribution Partnership

Countable Labs Expands Global Reach with New Japanese Distribution Partnership
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Revvity to Acquire Human Cell Design to Enhance Metabolic Disease Drug Discovery

Revvity to Acquire Human Cell Design to Enhance Metabolic Disease Drug Discovery

Revvity to Acquire Human Cell Design to Enhance Metabolic Disease Drug Discovery
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Supreme Court Orders Response from State Attorneys General on Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger Lawsuit

Supreme Court Orders Response from State Attorneys General on Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger Lawsuit

Supreme Court Orders Response from State Attorneys General on Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger Lawsuit
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City of Sunnyvale Launches Zero-Emission Microtransit Service with Via Transportation

City of Sunnyvale Launches Zero-Emission Microtransit Service with Via Transportation

The City of Sunnyvale, California, in partnership with public transit technology provider Via Transportation, officially launched 'Sunnyvale Beam' on September 1. This new citywide, on-demand microtransit service aims to connect residents, students, and workers to various destinations across Sunnyvale's approximately 19.2 square miles. The service is designed to address the 'first-mile/last-mile' gap, which often makes public transit difficult to access, by offering a convenient, shared, and affordable alternative to single-occupancy vehicle trips. Jennifer Garnett, a city spokesperson, stated that the service is intended to assist students with school and extracurricular activities, seniors with medical appointments, and workers in connecting with regional transit options like Caltrain and Valley Transportation Authority train stops. Riders can access the service by downloading the Sunnyvale Beam app on Apple or Android devices, or by visiting the city's dedicated website for more information, including s...
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California and States Warn Supreme Court of 'Chaos' Over USPS Mail Ballot Rules

California and States Warn Supreme Court of 'Chaos' Over USPS Mail Ballot Rules

California and 23 other states, along with the District of Columbia, have warned the U.S. Supreme Court that new U.S. Postal Service (USPS) rules for mail ballots, implemented under President Trump's executive order, would cause widespread disruption and could disenfranchise millions of voters in the upcoming November election. The Democrat-led coalition argued that compliance with these rules would be impossible for some states before the midterms, preventing many from voting by mail or at all. They also cited objections from officials in conservative states like Utah, Florida, Ohio, Texas, and Wisconsin, who anticipate an "unmitigated disaster" if the rules proceed. The new regulations require states to submit complete voter lists to the Postal Service and adopt new ballot envelopes with individualized voter bar codes. The Postal Service would then reject any mail ballots not matching these lists. Additionally, President Trump's order directed the Department of Homeland Security to develop its own list o...
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Archer Aviation Initiates 'No Roads Flight Tour' with First City-to-City eVTOL Flight in California

Archer Aviation Initiates 'No Roads Flight Tour' with First City-to-City eVTOL Flight in California

Archer Aviation Initiates 'No Roads Flight Tour' with First City-to-City eVTOL Flight in California
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Locus Agriculture Introduces Unpac® to Combat Soil Compaction and Enhance Crop Performance

Locus Agriculture Introduces Unpac® to Combat Soil Compaction and Enhance Crop Performance

Locus Agriculture is expanding the use of its glycolipid-based soil conditioner, Unpac®, across various crop production systems to address soil compaction and improve water movement. Soil compaction is a widespread issue, identified as a concern on 22% of surveyed wheat, soybean, oat, and cotton fields by a USDA Economic Research Service analysis. Dense soils restrict root development and limit a crop's access to water and nutrients. Unpac utilizes fermentation-derived glycolipid technology to reduce surface tension, allowing water to penetrate and spread more effectively through the soil profile, thereby creating better conditions for root growth. Third-party laboratory tests have shown that Unpac reduces soil density across different moisture levels in agricultural soils from California's Central Coast and Central Valley, and improves water penetration compared to untreated water. The product is being incorporated into diverse cropping systems, including specialty crops like potatoes and strawberries, wh...
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Glenmark Pharmaceuticals and South Piedmont Community College Launch Aseptic Training Facility in Monroe, NC

Glenmark Pharmaceuticals and South Piedmont Community College Launch Aseptic Training Facility in Monroe, NC

Glenmark Pharmaceuticals and South Piedmont Community College Launch Aseptic Training Facility in Monroe, NC
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Why Defining the True Boundaries of Los Angeles Is So Complicated

Why Defining the True Boundaries of Los Angeles Is So Complicated

Los Angeles, recognized as the second-largest city in the United States and the most populous in California, often sparks discussions about its tru...
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U.S. Representative Kevin Mullin Praises Gilead's New Research Center in Foster City

U.S. Representative Kevin Mullin Praises Gilead's New Research Center in Foster City

U.S. Representative Kevin Mullin Praises Gilead's New Research Center in Foster City
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Dangerous Heat and Humidity Grip Western and Central U.S.

Dangerous Heat and Humidity Grip Western and Central U.S.

Extreme heat warnings are currently in effect across the western United States, including cities such as San Diego, Las Vegas, and Phoenix, while heat advisories span California from Bakersfield to San Francisco and Sacramento (ABC News). Southern California is experiencing temperatures 20°F above average, coupled with rare humidity levels, making conditions particularly severe. On Wednesday, the heat index is forecast to reach 113°F (45°C) in Los Angeles, 102°F (39°C) in San Diego, and 116°F (47°C) in Indio, California. This heat wave is also expanding eastward, with heat indices expected to soar to 106°F (41°C) in Dallas and Little Rock, Arkansas; 105°F (40°C) in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; 104°F (40°C) in Memphis, Tennessee; and 102°F (39°C) in Louisville, Kentucky.
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PG, Google, and Partners Launch SHARE Virtual Power Plant in California to Enhance Grid Reliability and Affordability

PG, Google, and Partners Launch SHARE Virtual Power Plant in California to Enhance Grid Reliability and Affordability

PG, Google, and Partners Launch SHARE Virtual Power Plant in California to Enhance Grid Reliability and Affordability