“If you accidentally inhale chalk, you might as well hit your macros,” says the 26-year-old NutriHacks founder. (Photo: Ryan Pierse/Getty Images) Published April 1, 2026 03:16 Three months ago, a Los Angeles-based startup called NutriHacks launched its first product: Protein Chalk, a half-kilogram bag of protein-based, white chalk for climbers to use instead of traditional … Read more
ROCKLIN, Calif. – As schools across California work to incorporate more locally sourced foods into their meal programs, many districts are increasingly exploring opportunities to source protein directly from producers. The California Ranch-to-Tray Tour helps bridge that gap by bringing school nutrition professionals together with cattle farmers and ranchers to better understand the path from … Read more
Every Saturday morning, Phil Cenedella sets up at the corner of Newport Avenue and Abbott Street, just steps from the sand at Ocean Beach, with a small group of volunteers to serve food and connect people living on the street to services. Cenedella, who chairs the OB Task Force on Homelessness, is trying to bring … Read more
“Kaiser executives say they’re not using AI to make patient care determinations, but they won’t say what technology is underpinning the online questionnaires that automatically determine whether patients need an urgent appointment and assess whether they may be a threat to themselves,” said Carolyn Staehle, a behavioral therapist in San Francisco. “Whatever Kaiser wants to … Read more
May Brodsky attended the program for almost ten years, so that UDJ reporter Carole Brodsky continued to work while her mother received care from the Lunch Bunch Staff. Photo Courtesy of the Ukiah Senior Center. (Carole Brodsky – Ukiah Daily Journal) Recently, the Grapevine Quilters Guild presented handmade “Quilts of Valor” to U.S. service members … Read more