Luis Zambrano

Phoenix

DACA. Freelance. Former Watchdog Reporter @thenewspress / @USAtoday network. Past: @CronkiteNews, @Azcapitoltimes, @DowntownDevil. [email protected].

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Garlic Festival tickets sold out in hours

3 days ago | eastbaytimes.com | Luis Zambrano

After only hours of being available, tickets to the Gilroy Garlic Festival sold out this weekend. The Gilroy Garlic Festival is coming back six years after a tragic mass shooting brought the event to an end. The event will take place July 25-27 at a new location on the grounds of the Gilroy Gardens Theme Park. In previous years, the Garlic Festival greeted over 100,000 visitors, attracting festival goers from around the world with a panoply of garlicky cuisine, live music, and cooking demos.
How the world-famous Gilroy Garlic Festival came back from tragedy with a new vision

5 days ago | eastbaytimes.com | Luis Zambrano

Over four decades, the Gilroy Garlic Festival became the city's calling card - a point of pride celebrating a product that local farms grew by the bushel. What began as a humble luncheon in 1978 became a phenomenon with an annual attendance of around 100,000.
Garlic Festival Tickets go on sale this weekend

6 days ago | eastbaytimes.com | Luis Zambrano

The Gilroy Garlic Festival is coming back back six years after a tragic mass shooting brought the event to an end, and tickets go on sale this weekend. The event will take place July 25-27 at a new location on the grounds of the Gilroy Gardens, a local theme park. While in previous years, the Garlic Festival greeted over 100,000 visitors, this year ticket sales will be limited to only 3000 slots a day as the festival starts back up after its hiatus.
Is there life after extinction? Some scientists and conservationists are trying to find out

1 week ago | ocregister.com | Luis Zambrano

Is there life after extinction? Some scientists and conservationists are trying to find out
Is there life after extinction? Some scientists and conservationists are trying to find out

1 week ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Luis Zambrano

On a shrub-covered dune in San Francisco’s Presidio, biologist Durrell Kapan and a group of volunteers huddle around a tiny plastic condiment container placed delicately amid a cluster of orange-yellow flowers. Inside is a Silvery Blue butterfly whose inch-long wings beat sleepily, revealing its shimmering namesake hue as it sips on a cotton ball doused in fruit punch Gatorade.
Gilroy sets district map and election rules after months of deliberation

2 weeks ago | eastbaytimes.com | Luis Zambrano

In a series of moves set to shape Gilroy's elections for years to come, the City Council has chosen the final map for its districts and laid the rules for how elections will take place in Gilroy. The map creates six districts and splits the city's heavily-Latino East Side into two districts - the culmination of a months-long process that wrestled with how best to represent the city and its majority Latino population. "Overall, I'd say it's a positive move.
Is there life after extinction? Some Bay Area scientists and conservationists are trying to find out

2 weeks ago | eastbaytimes.com | Luis Zambrano

On a shrub-covered dune in San Francisco's Presidio, biologist Durrell Kapan and a group of volunteers huddle around a tiny plastic condiment container placed delicately amid a cluster of orange-yellow flowers. Inside is a Silvery Blue butterfly whose inch-long wings beat sleepily, revealing its shimmering namesake hue as it sips on a cotton ball doused in fruit punch Gatorade.
New South Bay co-op plants seeds of empowerment for female farmworkers

3 weeks ago | eastbaytimes.com | Luis Zambrano
Dog data may help track dangerous disease for humans

1 month ago | dailybreeze.com | Luis Zambrano

Dog data may help track dangerous disease for humans New research shows that knowing when dogs get sick with Valley fever could help us help humans
Dog data may help track dangerous disease for humans

1 month ago | bostonherald.com | Luis Zambrano

For man’s best friend, pet owners often go to great lengths — whether that’s doggy daycare and specialty pup chow, or late nights at the vet running tests that drain bank accounts. Now, a new study by researchers from UC Davis and UC Berkeley has found a way our canine companions can help us, offering a unique glimpse into Valley fever — a disease that has been growing steadily throughout California and the American West.