Latest News Latest News Community Traffic Headlines Santa Clara Weekend Press Release September 16, 2022 Traffic could become a problem in Santa Clara this weekend because there are some major events around town. The Santa… City Politics El Camino Plan and Sound Wall Revisited, Political Attacks Renewed Carolyn Schuk September 15, 2022 The Santa Clara City Council had a relatively short agenda for its Sept. 13 meeting, but that didn’t translate to… Sports Bruins Fall to Mustangs in Straight Sets Andrew Bensch September 14, 2022 Tuesday’s volleyball box score might make it look as if the Homestead Mustangs cruised to a straight-sets victory over the… Op-Ed A Mayor Above the Law The Editorial Board September 13, 2022 People of Santa Clara, it is time for concern. The City is being led by someone who believes she is… Schools Seher Awan: 12th Mission College President Diane Andrews September 13, 2022 When wearing her jeans and shouldering a backpack on campus, Seher Awan has sometimes been mistaken for a student rather… Milestones Milestones – Track Records Rule! – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher September 12, 2022 If you are not voting this year, stop reading this column. You won’t make a difference and candidates frankly don’t… Community Santa Clara – Cupertino Shuttle Funding Press Release September 10, 2022 The City of Santa Clara is thrilled to announce that the City of Santa Clara and City of Cupertino have… Op-Ed Situational Ethics Or Ethics for Hire? The Editorial Board September 9, 2022 Yesterday, Tom Shanks burst into the spotlight with a Mercury News broadside attacking the ethics of Santa Clara City Council… Schools Santa Clara Unified’s Financial Picture After COVID-19 Alissa Soroten September 9, 2022 COVID-19 isn’t gone for good, but Santa Clara Unified School District is finding its footing in a world with COVID-19… City Politics “Qualified Elector” Doesn’t Mean What You Think David Alexander September 9, 2022 Less than a month ago, the Santa Clara City Council removed a planning commissioner shortly after appointing him, saying a… Public Safety Sunnyvale West Nile Positive Mosquitoes Found Erika Towne September 8, 2022 The County of Santa Clara Vector Control District has confirmed the presence of West Nile virus-positive mosquitoes in a small… Arts & EntertainmentCommunity SCP Presents “Working” A Musical for the Unsung Worker Shawn Chong September 8, 2022 “Working” is a musical about the unsung jobs of the world. From millworkers to masons and from house mothers to… Sports Firebirds Cooled Off by Gators Andrew Bensch September 7, 2022 The Fremont Firebirds varsity volleyball team was happily cooled off by the air-conditioned gym at Castilleja School Tuesday afternoon. However,… Milestones Milestones – Common Sense is Calling! – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher September 6, 2022 The recent heated exchange between members of the Santa Clara Council is a good barometer of this election. Mayor Lisa… Schools SCUSD Superintendent Search Will Take Time Erika Towne September 6, 2022 Santa Clara Unified School District (SCUSD) needs a new superintendent, but the process of finding one will take some time…. BusinessCommunity David Szabados’ Legendary Tones Shawn Chong September 5, 2022 Santa Clara-based Legendary Tones is an information site focused on all things guitar. “We have a rock-oriented focus,” said founder… Community Winchester Mystery House Centennial Celebration Press Release September 4, 2022 On June 30, 1923, the Winchester Mystery House officially opened its doors for public tours. In anticipation of the impending… City Politics “Significant Differences” Becker Responds to Gillmor’s Accusations Carolyn Schuk September 3, 2022 Santa Clara mayoral candidate Anthony Becker came out swinging after what he calls a fabrication by his opponent, sitting mayor… Public Safety Santa Clara Co. Prepared to Begin Bivalent COVID-19 Boosters Press Release September 3, 2022 The County of Santa Clara announced today that its mass vaccination locations and local clinics are prepared to administer the… Opinion Mission City Voices: A Small Army Larry Flora September 2, 2022 The small Army was preparing again for battle. Their tired bodies were spread across the battlefield. They had gathered their… 1 … 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 … 499
