Los Altos

She went on to nursing school at St. Ambrose College in davenport and after college she moved to california to work at stanford children's hospital while living in the bay area she met her husband reed jenny they married in 1966 and had two children rebecca and christopher they moved to las altos which became her new hometown Eventually, as her children got older, she went back into nursing and found a love of geriatrics.

She started as an RN on the late shift, but by the end of her career was the executive director of the Terraces in her beloved Los Altos.

She's survived by her children, Rebecca Seymour and Christopher Jenny, and her three grandchildren, Megan, Nick, and Alex, and her three siblings, Michael Hammes, Jim Hammes, and Mary Schrader.

We are comforted by the fact that mom and dad are together once again.

But if you can't get down to Sunnyvale, don't worry about it.

They got opportunities to get you set at Los Altos on our State Street Market.

In NOPA, they just opened up a brand new facility in the city of San Francisco.

And here's what they got going on.

A $49 game day platter including shareable mixes, classic sports bar favorites.

the kitchen's signature Filipino-infused comfort food, Crispy Wings and Lumpia, and, of course, available during 49ers game day, and that is coming up in just about a little bit.

So if you can't get down to Sunnyvale, head on over to the Fulton location in San Francisco on State Street Market in Los Altos.

Three different awesome spots for you to enjoy Laughing Monk Brewing if you can't get down here or at any point during the football season.

I like the grief.

I also like Bobby in Los Altos.

How are we doing this morning, Bobby? You're on the wrap.

Hey, thank you for taking my call.

It just...

I appreciate them all.

Bobby in Los Altos, Tony in Oakland, Jan in Mountain View, Brian Palo Alto.

We need more dogs.

and things? Yeah, it's a collection of cities.

I live in a town called Los Altos, which is a very small town.

You know, some of these towns, like Atherton, are the most expensive zip codes in the country in terms of property.

Maybe a $15 million house that you would tear down.

But you can get us from Bakersfield.

I've pulled KMJ in Vallejo, in Patterson, in Sacramento, in Cupertino and Los Altos.

And you can basically just run the coast.

And from the Grapevine North, you can get KMJ.

The deal values the company at more than 300 million US.

Glass Imaging, based in Los Altos, California, was started by two former Apple engineers in 2019 and had raised about 30 million from investors prior to the deal.

[page flips] India's Central Consumer Protection Authority, the CCPA, is escalating a probe into Apple's release of iOS 18 that allegedly damaged iPhone functionality by causing screen display issues with some users reporting green, pink, or white lines appearing after the update.

The CCPA also alleges the update caused some microphone malfunctions and other issues, which then forced customers into paying for repairs as these issues were not covered under warranty.

That's according to a report from The Wall Street Journal.

The company, founded in 2019 and based in Los Altos, California, had previously raised about $30 million in funding from investors.

Glass Imaging was founded by Ziv Attar and Tom Bishop, a pair of former Apple engineers, who previously led the team that developed Apple's Portrait Mode.

This background directly informs the work they now do at Glass Imaging, where they use AI to overcome the physical size constraints of smartphone cameras.