“All I have is hope,” said Allison James, who has been living in an RV parked on a street in Santa Clara for almost two years. James and her...
Author: Diane Andrews
Twenty-four Santa Clara families spiked their electric bills in December as they lit up their neighborhoods with front yard holiday decorations and...
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The California modernist landscape architect who designed Santa Clara’s Central Park, Robert Royston (1918-2008), was honored by the Cultural Landscape Foundation as...
A favorite new holiday tradition for Tom Sullivan is donning his red “I am a volunteer” Salvation Army apron and ringing his...
Food for Families is what you get when the Salvation Army, Second Harvest Food Bank of Silicon Valley and the City of...
Despite COVID-19 restrictions, plenty of sparkle is in store during the December holiday season for those who would be merry in Santa...
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Rebuilding Together Silicon Valley Gets Volunteers Out of the House To Help Around the House
Like a flick of the comb and a fresh coat of lipstick before you sign in to a Zoom meeting, nothing spruces...
When the U.S. Marines planted the American flag atop Mount Suribachi on the Japanese island of Iwo Jima on Feb. 23, 1945,...
When Erica Fleniken moved from Tampa, Florida, to Santa Clara in 2013, her discovery of Ulistac Natural Area (www.ulistac.org) led to a...
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This year, for her first assignment as a new kid reporter for the magazine Time for Kids, 10-year-old Rory Hu from Cupertino...