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San Diego Library Opens 11 Branches for Pickup Service
The San Diego Public Library will begin offering contact-free pickup service at 11 of its branches beginning Tuesday, May 26, city staff announced Friday.
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Bookstore Owner Shares Free Books During Pandemic
A local businesswomen in Denver, Colorado, is driving her retrofitted ambulance full of books to Little Free Libraries throughout the region to make sure they stay stocked during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Miss Sports? There’s a Book for That
Miss Sports? There’s a Book for That Sports and books are two of my favorite things. They’re more alike than you’d think. Both motivate us and give us an escape when times get tough. Like right now. Except, we don’t have sports to escape to. But we do have books about sports to help fill the void. A lot...
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Trump Likens Self to ‘Wartime President’ in Fight Against Coronavirus
President Donald Trump likened the fight against the coronavirus to waging a war during a Coronavirus Task Force press conference on Wednesday. The task force provided updates on the pandemic response efforts, including the president’s invocation of the Defense Production Act to address the shortage of medical supplies as well as the closure of the Canadian and Mexican borders....
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Book Sales Fall as Impact of Coronavirus Increases
The number of physical books sold dropped 10 percent from the previous week, the latest sign of the effect of the coronavirus on the publishing industry
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Retro School Supplies You Used to Use in Class
Just like calculus and art theory, there are some things you probably don’t bring with you once school ends. Take a trip back to school with these retro supplies you might’ve once begged mom or dad to buy.
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Libraries: A Surprising New Home for Bed Bugs
It may surprise you to learn that libraries have become a hotspot for picking up bed bugs. So as you turn the pages on the latest teen vampire novel, there may be an actual bloodsucker living inside.
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US, Japanese Forces Train Together at San Clemente Island
These bilateral training of U.S. Marines and Japanese soldiers are critical to the stability in East Asia. NBC 7’s military reporter Bridget Naso has more.
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Inspirational Teacher of Month Uses Mystery to Teach Complex Lessons
NBC 7’s education reporter Rory Devine on what makes Mrs. Diana Thomas at Creekside Elementary in Poway the “best teacher ever.”
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Backpack Index: The Cost of School Supplies Nearly Doubled in 10 Years
The cost of raising a child has decreased slightly, but it’s a different story for their school supplies. They’ve gotten steadily more expensive since 2007. In the last decade, the price of supplies and extracurricular activities increased by 88 percent for elementary school students, 81 percent for middle school students and 68 percent for high school students, according to the...
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Google, Barnes & Noble Take on Amazon’s Same-Day Delivery
Google and Barnes & Noble have teamed up to offer same-day delivery on books, toys, games, and magazines just one day after Amazon announced it expanded its same-day delivery service from four cities to 10.
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