Latest News Latest News City PoliticsCommunity Korean American Council Member Not Allowed to Speak at Santa Clara #StopAsianHate Rally Carolyn Schuk April 1, 2021 A rally organized by Mayor Lisa Gillmor and Council Member Kathy Watanabe Wednesday afternoon that was supposed to demonstrate solidarity… Milestones Milestones: Blogger Haugh gets it wrong…AGAIN! – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher April 1, 2021 Mayor Lisa Gillmor’s secondhand blogger Robert Haugh, the wannabe journalist, was wrong again in his post about me being a… City Politics Remote Sierra Land is Money Pit for City, But Mayor Leads Opposition to Selling Carolyn Schuk April 1, 2021 It shouldn’t take years to decide to get rid of a money-losing “asset” lacking any prospect of recovery or improvement…. City Politics Police Union Files Labor Complaint, Claims City Interfered with Right to Unionize and Negotiate Carolyn Schuk March 31, 2021 About 12 hours after the Santa Clara City Council approved a 4 percent cut to the police department budget in… Public Safety Santa Clara Police Report: March 21 – 27 Santa Clara Police Department March 31, 2021 The Police Blotter highlights a partial list of incidents in the city and is distributed on a weekly basis. The… Milestones Milestones: Council Capitulates! – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher March 31, 2021 Last week, in deference to campaign promises to rein in City expenses and restore the City budget to good health,… Sports Wilcox Rides Horses to Win Over Trojans Andrew Bensch March 30, 2021 The Wilcox Chargers won big for the second-straight time to open the season on Friday night. After pummeling the Palo… Schools SCUSD Students Return to School in Hybrid Learning Format Erika Towne March 29, 2021 The excitement at Don Callejon School in Santa Clara was palpable on Monday, March 29. For the first time in… Schools Santa Clara Unified Campuses Reopen on Monday, Board Decided Schools Will Reopen Fully in the Fall Alissa Soroten March 26, 2021 We’re ready to welcome back students, said Santa Clara Unified School District staff. However, the Board of Trustee members and… Community Santa Clara Man Achieves Scouting’s Highest Adult Honor Erika Towne March 25, 2021 A Santa Clara man has received the highest honor an adult can achieve in the Boy Scouts of America. Hassnain… Schools Local Students Help Provide Power for Students in Kenya Erika Towne March 25, 2021 Many students don’t get to see the real-world application of what they learn in school until much later in life,… Community Levi’s Stadium Preparing for Return of Fans Erika Towne March 24, 2021 While the 49ers preseason doesn’t start until August, the team and its staff are already making moves to make sure… Public Safety Santa Clara Police Report: March 14 – 20 Santa Clara Police Department March 24, 2021 The Police Blotter highlights a partial list of incidents in the city and is distributed on a weekly basis. The… Public Safety Asian Pacific Police Officer Charges Santa Clara Police Department With Discrimination and Retaliation Carolyn Schuk March 24, 2021 On top of half a dozen lawsuits with the 49ers and a voting rights lawsuit that will cost Santa Clara… City Politics Stadium Authority Approves Budget, Makes Headway With ManCo David Alexander March 24, 2021 The Santa Clara Stadium Authority Board approved the 2021-22 budget Tuesday despite some objections from the management at Levi’s Stadium…. Business Orange Tier: Amusement Parks May Reopen, Professional Sports Can Welcome Back Fans Alissa Soroten March 23, 2021 Today, the Emergency Operations Center County of Santa Clara announced that the County will move into the Orange Tier in California’s… Sports Firebirds Fly Fast, But Fall to Mustangs Andrew Bensch March 23, 2021 The Fremont Firebirds lived up to their namesake to open the game on Friday night against the Homestead Mustangs. Fremont… Milestones Milestones: The Time Has Come! – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher March 23, 2021 Okay folks, now that the curtain has been pulled back and our residents can see the stage, they know for… Business A Restaurant Receipt Shows Anti-Asian Racism is An Equal Opportunity Sin Carolyn Schuk March 22, 2021 No one is immune to racism, and the Bay Area’s multicultural population offers object lessons in multicultural racism, including anti-Asian… Op-Ed Tony Soprano Doesn’t Have a Thing on Santa Clara’s Police Union – Opinion The Editorial Board March 20, 2021 Monday, Santa Clara businesses received a communication soliciting donations that contained this persuasive piece of copy: “Place our decal in… 1 … 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 … 488
