Audrey Widodo

1 month ago | peninsulapress.com | Audrey Widodo

SAN FRANCISCO — In a determined display of solidarity and urgency, demonstrators filled Union Square on March 8, International Women’s Day, asserting that rights considered fundamental are once again under threat. United by a shared conviction, attendees raised concerns about recent policy developments affecting gender equality, reproductive rights, and democratic freedoms both in the United States and abroad.

Feb 3, 2025 | peninsulapress.com | Audrey Widodo

Rising veterinary bills and new pet health technologies are reshaping the economics of pet ownership, with Gen Z leading the spending surge at an average of $6,103 annually, according to a May 2024 Harris Poll survey. Gen Z pet owners like Los Angeles resident Simran Bhattacharyya face steep learning curves and financial strain, often turning to credit cards to cover emergency vet visits while navigating insurance claims.

Dec 3, 2024 | peninsulapress.com | Audrey Widodo |Sana Dadani

Company founders from across different industries came together in mid-November to present their businesses to potential investors at an exclusive startup pitching event. Held at Stanford University due to each founder’s connection to the institution and overall difficulty in finding investor backing in the industry, nine entrepreneurs explained how their product or service is solving a market problem.

Nov 19, 2024 | peninsulapress.com | Audrey Widodo

SUNNYVALE — The Tech Business Expo in downtown Sunnyvale brought together local residents and Silicon Valley tech companies on October 3rd, offering insights into public perception of autonomous vehicles and expert perspectives on the technology’s future. Emily Xu, a 73-year-old former tech professional, expressed cautious curiosity about trying Waymo’s service, while other residents like Joseph championed the technology’s safety advantages over human drivers.

Nov 5, 2024 | peninsulapress.com | Audrey Widodo

SUNNYVALE, Calif. – At Sunnyvale’s annual Tech Business Expo, public safety officers demonstrated the latest technology being deployed to protect both residents and first responders. From rapid-deploy drones to specialized robots, these tools are transforming emergency response in the heart of Silicon Valley.