Latest News Latest News Schools One-Time Funds Change Up Santa Clara Unified Budget, Indoor Masking Voluntary Alissa Soroten March 11, 2022 New funding for specific Santa Clara Unified School District programs alters the District’s budget. In COVID-19 updates, due to changes… City Politics AB 3194 Frustrates Planning Commission Erika Towne March 11, 2022 What was supposed to be a routine item concerning a development proposal for two Santa Clara properties led to a… Community Grazing Goats Help Sunnyvale Go Green Erika Towne March 11, 2022 In an effort to be more environmentally friendly, the city of Sunnyvale has turned to an unlikely source for its… Milestones Milestones – Is It The End? – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher March 9, 2022 Certainly you cannot ignore the calamity, devastation, and destruction forced upon the world by a mentally deranged dictator. While the… City Politics Stadium Noise Monitoring Contract Disputed David Alexander March 9, 2022 There was a lot of ground covered at Tuesday night’s Santa Clara City Council meeting. Council members talked about extending… Sports Wilcox Chargers Softball Shows Strong Foundation Andrew Bensch March 9, 2022 The Wilcox Chargers varsity softball squad traveled up to Woodside Tuesday afternoon for the fifth game of this early non-league… City Politics Santa Clara Union Blames Dismissed City Manager for Poor Morale Carolyn Schuk March 8, 2022 A week after the Santa Clara City Council dismissed City Manager Deanna Santana citing lack of confidence in her leadership,… CommunitySports Kleinheinz Wins Gold, Sets Sights on Olympics Cynthia Cheng March 8, 2022 Imagine lying on a sled, face up, and venturing down a track in the form of a long and smooth… Community Santa Clara Libraries Set to Reopen Erika Towne March 8, 2022 The City of Santa Clara is preparing to reopen all its library branches to the public starting at the end… Community Coleman Costco Installing Roundabout Erika Towne March 7, 2022 You may have noticed the construction in and around the Costco on Coleman Ave. that’s snarled traffic and made a… Sports PAL Softball Opening Ceremonies Features Fun New Event Andrew Bensch March 7, 2022 There was no labor stoppage preventing the Opening Ceremonies from commencing for Santa Clara PAL softball. Unlike with Major League… Op-Ed Open Letter to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Task Force Members – Op-Ed Erika Towne March 4, 2022 Dear Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Task Force Members: First, I want to commend you on deferring the topic of an… Community City Drains Central Park Water Fountain Press Release March 4, 2022 Santa Clara’s Central Park water fountain will once again go dry for the summer. The City announced in late February… City Politics Meeting Efficiency Policy Saves Two Minutes David Alexander March 3, 2022 Efficiency is a buzzword. It gets bandied about in all walks of life. Whether it is road construction or public… City Politics Santa Clara Hires Attorney to Advise on City Manager Dismissal Carolyn Schuk March 2, 2022 At a special meeting Tuesday night, the Santa Clara City Council assigned Council Member Karen Hardy to engage an attorney… Sports Firebirds Soar Past Eagles to 15-1 Win Andrew Bensch March 2, 2022 The third time’s the charm for the Fremont Firebirds varsity baseball squad. After dropping the first two games of the… Community SCU Names First Female President Erika Towne March 1, 2022 Santa Clara University (SCU) made school history on March 1 when it announced that the University’s 30th president would become… Milestones Milestones – Unraveling the Maze! – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher March 1, 2022 Reality as opposed to perception is most often a Grand Canyon of disparity. This is true with politics in Santa… Public Safety Sunnyvale Amber Alert Suspect Arrested Erika Towne February 28, 2022 Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety (DPS) officers have arrested the woman they think is responsible for triggering an hours-long Amber… City Politics Sunnyvale Redistricting Map Approved Erika Towne February 28, 2022 Sunnyvale’s City Council has approved the new map for its City Council districts. On Feb. 22, the Council approved the… 1 … 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 … 496
