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The article focuses on the benefits offered by the collaboration between the California State University-Fresno and the Fresno County Public Library to students, the community, and the two entities in terms of proposing community engagement program. It mentions insight from several student ambassadors, who were teaching technology training workshops of the two entities in certain FCPL branches, about the opportunities offered by the workshops.

The article focuses on how to make trail partnerships successful. It talks on the involvement of the Shasta Trinity unit of Backcountry Horsemen of America (BCHA) with a proactive land management staff at the Shasta-Trinity National Forest for more than 20 years. It says that volunteer contributions in the U.S. was $11,450,000 which was used to provide assistance for the maintenance of national trails. It adds that trails in the Trinity Alps Wilderness of Northern California was reconstructed.

The article reports on the collaboration between SCAN Health Plan (SCAN) of Long Beach, California and California Commission on Aging (CCoA) to recognize senior and community centers that are doing innovative work to serve the state's growing senior population through a report. The report, which includes a compilation of vignettes from senior centers around the state, was sponsored by SCAN and produced by CCoA. The SCAN Senior Resource Center in Ventura, California was featured in the report.

The article offers information on the approach of the South Bayside Waste Management Authority (SBWMA) or RethinkWaste in response to the mandate in California which aims to diver organic waste from the state's landfills. It mentions that the organization plans to develop partnerships between its 12 public agencies and solid waste services provider Recology for effective organic waste management.

The article focuses on the highlights of the ASIS International's 57th seminar and exhibit held at Orange County Convention Center in Orange County, California. The highlights include the collaboration of ASIS with ISC which will be mutually beneficial. Moreover, it cites several displays during the exhibition which include a toy helicopter with CCTV, bar-coded vehicles, and S-911 Bracelet Locator.

The article focuses on the Pets Are Wonderful Support Los Angeles in California (PAWS/LA). It states that PAWS/LA was founded by Nadia Sutton in 1989 and initially served two clients, which has grown to 1,800 people and over 2,000 companion animals over 20-pus years. It also mentions that PAWS/LA partnered with the Exceptional Children's Foundation (ECF) to provide recreational services and activities.

The article reports on the partnership between Health Inventures and Sansum Clinic to develop and operate a new ambulatory surgery center (ASC) in Santa Barbara, California. It reveals the ASC is part of a larger development intended to improve access to specialty care in Santa Barbara County. In addition, the partnership aims to provide patients with the best care and service available.

The article reports on the extended partnership of KHS America, the U.S. distributor of Jupiter instruments, Mapex Drums, Majestic Percussion, and XO Professional Brass, with the Pacific Crest Youth Arts Organization of Diamond Bar, California.

The article reports on the assistance asked by the San Diego, California-based National Steel and Shipbuilding Co. (Nassco) from Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering of South Korea. Daewoo is in partnership with Nassco since 2006, providing designs and materials for ships in the U.S. that are under construction. Nassco president Fred Harris says the assistance is just a matter of volume and experience; adding that one can make oneself much more affordable if one has significant volume.

The article reports on the partnership between Tri-City Healthcare District and University of California, San Diego (UCSD) Health which give access to patients to some services in the university and expanding the reach of the university to the North County.

The article reports on the partnership between the National Wildlife Federation (NWF) California director Beth Pratt and the nonprofit group Save The Frogs. The move is designed to increase the habitat of red-legged frogs, including wetlands and native-plant gardens. The action came following the massive decline of the frog's population due to human consumption and nonnative bullfrogs.

The article features Women of the Vine, a collaboration of women wine manufacturers and proprietors founded by Deborah Brenner. The passion of Brenner for food and wine reportedly inspired her to get involve in the winemaking business. She also successfully launched a book of the same name and hosted a wine tasting event in Napa Valley, California which expanded her network. Remarks from Brenner regarding partnership formed by Women of the Vine with nonprofit group Farm Aid are also presented.

The article reports on several business issues in San Diego, California. An office building, designed to meet the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED gold certification standard, is expected to be completed by April 30, 2009. Peak Real Estate Management Group has partnered with Hoban Property Management to provide property management services to 90 apartment communities. California Tax Reassessment was charged with 96 counts of false and misleading advertising by the San Diego Attorney's Office.

The article reports on the marketing of the hepatitis C virus (HCV) drug, ANA598, experimented by the San Diego, California-based Anadys Pharmaceuticals. Chief executive officer (CEO) of Anadys, Steve Worland, said all necessary data have been presented to potential partnering companies for the future release of the drug to the market, and that they are in an advantaged position as they are marketing an advanced type of HCV drug. Anadys is looking forward to be working on its next stage trial.

The article reports on the sale of the beachfront multifamily and retail property 211 Yacht Club Way in Redondo Beach, California under a partnership between the Rockpoint Group and the Bascon Group.

The article reports on the team up of Select Meijer, Price Chopper and Harris Teeter Inc. stores with Pink Ribbon Produce in Sacramento, California, to implement its retail program aimed at breast cancer prevention and awareness. Keith Frosceno of Price Chopper says that the company is excited to participate in the Pink's campaign and joining with the other mentioned retail stores. He adds that the move is an innovative way to support healthy eating habits.

The article presents news briefs related to business in San Diego, California. Architect Allard Jansen, the developer of the Kensington Terrace project says that he has received his signed development permit to start construction soon. The Scripps Institution of Oceanography will name the newly discovered sea life. The "San Diego Business Journal," is partnering with San Diego radio station 1700 AM to exchange business news and other information.

The article presents news related to biotechnology in San Diego, California. Ceregene Inc. entered a partnership with Massachussetts-based Genzyme Corp. to develop its phase two therapy for Parkinson's disease. Cytori Therapeutics Inc. will delist from the Frankfurt Stock Exchange due to its lower trading volume in Germany. Invitrogen Corp. of Carlsbad partnered with the German company Greiner Bio-one to improve the reliability of Bio-One's test for the Human Papilloma Virus.

The article reports on the partnership between Sycuan Resort & Casino and MeadsDurket company to change its advertising campaign and create a new image in San Diego, California. Such campaign is aimed to agree with the debut of a 2,200-space parking garage and is uniquely designed to take the company into the next level and to give it a strong position in the marketplace. Such initiative will differentiate the firm from several casinos by offering exceptional gaming experience.

The article reports on Redwood City, California-based NComputing's plan to launch a formal partner program to develop a wider market for its multiuser terminal solutions. According to NComputing North America's general manager Steve Halland, the company's technology gives value-added resellers the opportunity to make a good margin because the multiuser terminal solutions are easy to deploy.

The article reports on the combining of small and large firms as a way to raise cash in San Diego County, California. Industry leaders say raising capital to continue tests on drugs or other products will continue to be the biggest issue. The partnering with other companies or attracting attention from large pharmaceutical firms will continue to be one common way of raising money. Duane Roth, CEO of Connect said expects many new life science companies to continue to launch for the coming year.

The article focuses on the technologies used by Live2media for the 34th America's Cup Finals held in San Francisco, California in September 2013. It mentions that Live2media has partnered with race organizers to allow the spectators have the real time live audio from the race boats. It also discusses the use of linear audio and three transmitter sites from the place of the event.

The article focuses on USAA Federal Savings Bank which introduced a free check deposit service at several United Parcel Service (UPS) Inc. locations in Texas and California in Fall 2010. The idea that customers want personal interaction when they make a deposit transaction is mentioned. USAA's deposits product manager Jeff Easley comments on the UPS in-store service.

Provides information on the parking garage project at Sacramento International Airport in California. Significance of partnering to the development of the construction project; Value of the parking garage construction project; Structural components comprising the structure.

The article reports on the collaboration between Delaware North Cos. Inc.'s Sportservice division, San Diego Padres baseball team, and the California Endowment to form a Friarfit, a fitness initiative, in San Diego, California. As part of the collaboration, the group added and upgraded menu items at Petco Park to improve nutrition and availability of healthful foods. According to Jeff Okey, spokesman for the California Endowment, the group will work together to make an impact on obesity.

The article reports that Phoenix Pictures Inc. and Gold Co. are partnering for the film "Amish Gone Wild" in Los Angeles, California. Eric Gold, executive of Gold Co., will produce along with three executives of the Phoenix Pictures Inc. including Mike Medavoy, Arnie Messer, and David Thwaites. According to the author, the project will focus on the Rumspringa ritual, a ritual of passage, in which Amish teens expose themselves to pop culture.

The article reports on the distribution agreement of Avad LLC in Van Nuys, California. It has been stated that the company, a distributor of custom home electronics, entered into an agreement with Midlite Corp., providers of low-voltage installation accessories. Moreover, the company will distribute Midlite's variety of plates, connectors, wire management and other installation accessories.

The article reports on the partnership between Technology Credit Union (TCU) and Vanished Children's Alliance (VCA) to disseminate information regarding missing Bay Area children in San Jose, California. The TCU rotates images of missing children on its online banking log-in page. The photos are linked to the VCA web site which provides information about the case and contact number to members who can supply helpful information.

The article focuses on Robert Romano, a 46-year-old partner of the San Francisco, California-based Fugazi Travel Agency Inc. Romano learned the benefits of booking during his childhood years through his father by taking charge of planning for vacations and business trips for the company. His involvement to Fugazi resulted from the sale of his father's business and retirement. Focusing on travelers who seek luxury experiences, the company has partnered with Ensemble Ltd.

The article focuses on William Dallas, the founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of Ownit Mortgage Solutions Inc., who said he has received several offers to revive his Agoura Hills, California company by partnering with another one. Ownit was forced to close its offices and lay off employees after being hit with a margin call by Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc., which owns 20% of the company. In retrospect, Dallas said, he would not have partnered with Merrill.

The article reports that Honeywell Inc. partnered with Boeing Co. and Sierra Nevada in April 2006 to compete for the Joint Precision Approach and Landing System (JPALS) program. It offers information on when a request for proposals for system development and demonstration (SDD) of the JPALS is expected. It also provides information on the components of SDD.

Focuses on Providian Financial Corp., since it restructured three year ago. The San Francisco company's potential for expansion and diversification; Views of Providian's vice chairman of marketing and planning, Warren Wilcox, about a partnership with Countrywide Financial Corp. in home equity lending; The niche market of microbusiness cards; Views of analysts David Hochstim, Moshe Orenbuch, Craig Maurer, Edward Groshans and others; Indication that partnership marketing generates higher FICO accounts; Financial information showing Providian's recovery.

Announce a partnership between CaliforniaChoice and Bancorp Bank to offer Californians a health savings account. Benefits of medical savings accounts; Profile of each company.