The homeless are no longer out of sight, out of mind in Cupertino. An estimated 20 homeless people are encamped in plain sight along two narrow roadside stretches of...
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Despite the downturn in the economy and the social distancing required because of COVID-19, Sunnyvale Community Services (SCS) still managed to gather...
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On nice afternoons in Santa Clara you may cross paths with Nancy Prior and Ventana, her nine-year-old guide dog for the blind....
The Anderson Reservoir in Morgan Hill held back by a 240-foot dam built in 1950 could be rebuilt following the State Assembly’s...
Thinking about getting started with a workout regimen but haven’t quite gotten around to it? The Bay Area Against Domestic Violence’s online...
A line of cars snaked out of the parking lot at Cupertino’s City Hall and wound their way through city streets into...
Nearly 200 people showed up at Wilcox High School in Santa Clara on July 3 to participate in a Black Lives Matter...
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Rallying community support, Bay Area Chinese Americans fundraise millions in donations and masks
On Mother’s Day, Lei Liu hauled water, flowers, and 300 lunch boxes to his local Kaiser Permanente hospital. It wasn’t his first...
Church services in Santa Clara are slowly returning after Santa Clara County Public Health eased restrictions following the shelter in place. On...
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Pacific Gardens is slowly transferring memory care residents to other Bay Area care homes and expanding protective care following a COVID-19 outbreak...