Latest News Latest News City Politics Patrick Henry Plan, Redistricting Map Approved David Alexander March 23, 2022 Santa Clara’s City Council approved the Patrick Henry Drive Specific Plan and approved the redistricting map for the City following… Sports Bruins Softball Putting Building Blocks in Place Andrew Bensch March 23, 2022 Tuesday afternoon’s softball game between the Santa Clara Bruins and Saratoga Falcons was not a game that the home team… City Politics Breaking News – Batra Returns to City Hall Carolyn SchukSPONSORED March 22, 2022 Santa Clara will be welcoming back a longtime City employee as interim City Manager, according to sources not authorized to… Milestones Milestones – To Change, You Have to Change! – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher March 22, 2022 How do you run a city without a city manager or even a city attorney? Based on observation, for the… Community SCU Associate Professor Publishes Debut Novel Erika Towne March 21, 2022 Santa Clara University (SCU) is home to one of the best English programs in the country and it continues to… CommunityLife AnnouncementsObituary In Memoriam of All American Don Bordenave Carolyn Schuk March 18, 2022 Don Bordenave (Sept. 27, 1930 — March 8, 2022) had a track record that few could beat; college football star… Business Microbusiness Grant Program Accepting Applications Press Release March 17, 2022 Santa Clara County is offering microbusiness grants to small businesses. Under direction from the County, the Enterprise Foundation will open… Arts & Entertainment RJJT: “Anything’s Possible” with “Seussical” Cynthia Cheng March 17, 2022 On selected dates from March 18-27, the Roberta Jones Junior Theatre (RJJT) is running the musical “Seussical” with a live… City Politics Levi’s Stadium Budget Shows Net Gain for Non-NFL Events David Alexander March 16, 2022 Levi’s Stadium will turn a profit for non-NFL events for the first time in three years. With three concerts already… Milestones Milestones – Climate Change in Santa Clara? – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher March 16, 2022 The weather in Santa Clara has a different outlook these days. The catastrophic cumulous clouds of doom and gloom hovering… Community Invasion of Ukraine Reverberates in Santa Clara Diane Andrews March 16, 2022 Russia’s unprovoked military attack and invasion of Ukraine launched on Feb. 24 brought dread to the hearts of members of… Sports Composure and Depth Fuel Bruins Baseball Andrew Bensch March 15, 2022 The Santa Clara Bruins varsity baseball team is off to a white-hot start to the 2022 season. Santa Clara wrapped… Community Sunnyvale Rotary Charity Golf Tournament Erika Towne March 14, 2022 Sunnyvale Rotary is preparing for its annual golf tournament benefiting local schools and nonprofits. This year’s golf tournament will be… Community Westfield’s Parking Plan Leads to Data Privacy Questions Erika Towne March 14, 2022 Westfield Valley Fair drew public criticism in early 2022 when it announced a new “controlled parking plan.” Under the plan,… 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… 1 … 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 … 503
