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SVP Considers New Increase in July 2023

SVP Considers New Increase in July 2023

Erika Towne

March 29, 2023

Silicon Valley Power (SVP) is talking about a new, mid-year rate increase, about six months after the last increase. In…

Wilcox Splits Series with Homestead 

Wilcox Splits Series with Homestead 

Andrew Bensch

March 28, 2023

After opening up the De Anza League season win an 8-3 home win over Homestead on Wednesday, March 22, the…

How Does the City of Santa Clara Define “Special Advisor?”

How Does the City of Santa Clara Define “Special Advisor?”

Erika Towne

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March 27, 2023

As a local small business manager and member of one of the only working cooperatives in the South Bay, Kirk…

Mission College’s Vargas Gallery Presents “Bamboo & Haiku” Virtual Exhibit

Mission College’s Vargas Gallery Presents “Bamboo & Haiku” Virtual Exhibit

Cynthia Cheng

March 27, 2023

In March 2020, an art exhibit titled “Bamboo & Haiku” was supposed to open in the Vargas Gallery at Mission…

Santa Clara Unified Will Do Project Labor Agreement Pilot

Santa Clara Unified Will Do Project Labor Agreement Pilot

Alissa Soroten

March 24, 2023

Like a comet, the should we or shouldn’t we discussion about Project Labor Agreements makes an appearance at Santa Clara…

Divorce With Respect Week Shows There’s a Better Way

Divorce With Respect Week Shows There’s a Better Way

Shawn Chong

March 23, 2023

Many Americans dream of tying the knot someday. To untie the knot when things get tough is something we never…

Silicon Valley Bank — Part of an Evolving Crisis for Business Banking

Silicon Valley Bank — Part of an Evolving Crisis for Business Banking

Carolyn Schuk

March 23, 2023

Over the weekend of March 11-12,  there was some hope that the FDIC would step in like George Bailey and…

Council Rehashes Old Argument of Who Polices the Majority

Council Rehashes Old Argument of Who Polices the Majority

Erika Towne

March 22, 2023

The Santa Clara City Council once again dealt with the conundrum of who polices the majority. Four community members brought…

City Releases Investigation Report — 20 Months After it was Finished, and 6 Hours After Editorial Slamming City’s Inaction

City Releases Investigation Report — 20 Months After it was Finished, and 6 Hours After Editorial Slamming City’s Inaction

Carolyn Schuk

March 21, 2023

After a mystifying delay, on Monday the City of Santa Clara finally released a June 2021 report about an investigation…

Bruins Bear Down, Survive Frantic Finish in Extras 

Bruins Bear Down, Survive Frantic Finish in Extras 

Andrew Bensch

March 21, 2023

Friday afternoon’s softball matchup between the Santa Clara Bruins and Monta Vista Matadors was fitting of a competition on St….

When it Comes to City Investigations, Just Don’t Get Caught Saying Naughty Words

When it Comes to City Investigations, Just Don’t Get Caught Saying Naughty Words

The Editorial Board

March 20, 2023

Three years ago, retired Santa Clara police officers Brian Gilbert and Phil Cooke pled guilty to a criminal harassment campaign…

Composer Florence Price Featured by Symphony San José

Composer Florence Price Featured by Symphony San José

Carolyn Schuk

March 17, 2023

Quick! name a major American composer. Maybe Aaron Copeland, Duke Ellington, Samuel Barber, Charles Ives or John Williams come to…

Wondering What to Do on St. Patrick’s Day? (Or Wondering What It Is?)

Wondering What to Do on St. Patrick’s Day? (Or Wondering What It Is?)

Diane Andrews

March 16, 2023

The Bay Area Irish population skyrockets on St. Patrick’s Day (March 17) weekend as fun-loving Irish and Hibernophiles (those fond…

Baseball and Softball Teams Making Due Despite Rain 

Baseball and Softball Teams Making Due Despite Rain 

Andrew Bensch

March 16, 2023

With the coldest, longest and wettest winter seen in years in the Bay Area, the start of the high school…

Milestones – The Santa Clara Way – Opinion

Milestones – The Santa Clara Way – Opinion

Miles H Barber, Publisher

March 15, 2023

Santa Clara has to be thankful for the City Council majority that has returned sanity to the budget, the council and…

Winds Snap Power Poles, Destroy Piece of Santa Clara History

Winds Snap Power Poles, Destroy Piece of Santa Clara History

Erika Towne

March 15, 2023

The strong winds brought on by the Bay Area’s latest storm caused a scary situation for some residents along Homestead…

Magic at the Mission: Ragazzi Boys Chorus Performs Spring Concert

Magic at the Mission: Ragazzi Boys Chorus Performs Spring Concert

Diane Andrews

March 14, 2023

The highly-reputed Ragazzi Boys Chorus, comprising approximately 200 boys ages 5 – 19 from over 100 schools in 30+ Bay…

Women’s Heart Health Takes Center Stage at Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara

Women’s Heart Health Takes Center Stage at Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara

Kaiser Permanente

March 11, 2023

In the Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara Medical Center lobby, Physician Allison Collins mixed a bowl of finely chopped kale with…

Santa Clara Unified: Budget Check-In Shows Deficit Spending, Salary Increases

Santa Clara Unified: Budget Check-In Shows Deficit Spending, Salary Increases

Alissa Soroten

March 10, 2023

Back from the break and back to business. The Santa Clara Unified School District Board of Trustees met on Thursday,…

49ers Offer Restructuring Clarity

49ers Offer Restructuring Clarity

Erika Towne

March 10, 2023

The 49ers are offering new clarity to an internal restructuring that took place earlier this month. “Last week, the 49ers…