Latest News Latest News Op-Ed Suds Jain and Youth Soccer League Politicking – Opinion The Editorial Board January 21, 2022 Even before he was elected, Council Member Suds Jain was a thorn in the side of the go-along, get-along Old… Op-Ed Learning Responsibilities as a Youngster Larry Flora January 21, 2022 It is 1960 in Santa Clara. Like most kids in my small town, I was assigned chores. But soon, there… Community More Santa Clara Closures Amid COVID-19 Surge Erika Towne January 20, 2022 As COVID-19 cases surge throughout the Bay Area, the City of Santa Clara has announced new closures. The City’s Northside… Community Young Athletes Make a Splash with the Santa Clara Swim Club Cynthia Cheng January 20, 2022 The Santa Clara Swim Club (SCSC) hosted a CBA meet at the International Swim Center from Jan. 14 to Jan…. City PoliticsCommunity BART to Santa Clara Leaves the Station Carolyn Schuk January 19, 2022 Last week, the Santa Clara City Council heard from VTA about the plans and status of the BART extension to… Community Tom Goodson – A Santa Clara Gem Larry Sacks January 19, 2022 It’s rare to find a person who has touched so many people’s lives. But that is exactly what Tom Goodson… Public Safety Arrest Made in The Fix Kicks Smash and Grab Press Release January 18, 2022 A “smash and grab” robber who invaded a high-end sneaker store in Santa Clara multiple times late last year faces… Milestones Milestones – A Tribute to MLK – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher January 18, 2022 By the time you were in the first grade, you had already learned that there were “rules.” Your parents had… Community Redistricting Leads to Leadership Changes Erika Towne January 18, 2022 The City of Santa Clara and the City of Sunnyvale will have new representation at the State Assembly. According to… Community Bella Vista Inn Plan for Homeless Housing Moves Forward Press Release January 17, 2022 The County of Santa Clara has received another round of state funding to help alleviate the area’s housing and homelessness… Sports Bruins Battle to the End but Fall to Spartans Andrew Bensch January 17, 2022 After one quarter of play on Friday night, the Santa Clara Bruins and Mountain View Spartans looked like they would… BusinessCommunity Valley Fair Parking Plan Impacts Minimum Wage Workers Erika Towne January 14, 2022 Westfield Valley Fair announced it would start charging for parking on Feb. 8, 2022, including an employee parking fee. According… Schools Santa Clara Unified Makes Plans to Endure COVID-19 Surge Alissa Reyes January 14, 2022 With COVID-19 cases rising and scarce testing resources, the Santa Clara Unified School District community called on the District to… Community Nearly $500,000 Unclaimed in Santa Clara Co. Press Release January 13, 2022 The County of Santa Clara Department of Tax and Collections (DTAC) published a list of 676 individuals and businesses who… Public Safety Decoy Package Program a Success Erika Towne January 13, 2022 Sunnyvale’s Department of Public Safety (DPS) appears to have prevailed in its battle against holiday porch pirates. In early December,… Milestones Milestones – The Odds Are Pretty Slim! – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher January 12, 2022 At first look you might think with 32 teams in the NFL, the odds would be 31-1 you could pick… City Politics Youth Soccer Park Parking Battle Reignited Erika Towne January 12, 2022 Santa Clara’s City Council tackled several issues on Tuesday night including a request for $2M more in funding for Silicon… City Politics LED Billboard Along Highway 101 Recommended for Approval Erika Towne January 11, 2022 Santa Clara’s Jan. 10 Planning Commission meeting dealt with the Patrick Henry Drive Specific Plan, state housing laws implemented in… Sports Firebirds Fall to Falcons in Frantic Fourth Quarter Andrew Bensch January 11, 2022 Through three quarters Monday night, the Fremont Firebirds and Saratoga Falcons looked like they would go down to the final… Community Temporary City Closures Due to COVID Press Release January 10, 2022 The City of Santa Clara has temporarily closed some city facilities to keep the community and employees safe from the… 1 … 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 … 481
