Latest News Latest News City Politics City’s Diversity Task Force Recommends Expanded Naming Choices Carolyn Schuk May 14, 2021 At its May meeting, Santa Clara’s Diversity Task Force reviewed additions to the City’s policy for naming City properties and… Schools SCU President Resigns Following Leave of Absence and Allegations of Inappropriate Comments Erika Towne May 13, 2021 Santa Clara University (SCU) President Father Kevin O’Brien resigned on May 9, after a two month leave of absence. O’Brien… Public Safety Santa Clara Police Report: May 2 – 8 Santa Clara Police Department May 13, 2021 The Police Blotter highlights a partial list of incidents in the city and is distributed on a weekly basis. The… Community Rose Academies-Uganda Launches Creative Arts Campaign to Tackle Youth Alcohol and Drug Abuse Diane Andrews May 13, 2021 #RecoveredHealthyAndProud is the message that Rose Academies-Uganda is sending out via social media to youth throughout the east-African Republic of… City Politics Planning Commission Recommends City Council Approve El Camino Real Specific Plan Erika Towne May 13, 2021 Santa Clara’s El Camino Real Specific Plan is headed to the City Council. During a special session on May 10,… Schools 49ers EDU Program Goes Virtual Erika Towne May 12, 2021 COVID-19 has impacted programs for kids all over the Bay Area, including the 49ers EDU program. When schools shut down… Schools Santa Clara Unified Talks Budget as They Enter a Unique School Year Alissa Soroten May 12, 2021 In a study session on Thursday, May 11, the Santa Clara Unified School District Board of Trustees talked about all… Sports Future of Football Might Just be Female Andrew Bensch May 12, 2021 As time goes by seemingly every generation is more progressive than the one before it. Current high school students are… Business Great America Ready to Reopen After Missing 2020 Season Due to COVID-19 Erika Towne May 11, 2021 Great America is ready to welcome guests back into the park. On May 22, the theme park will reopen its… Milestones Milestones: Rubik’s Cube Mismanagement Can Ruin a City! – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher May 11, 2021 It has now become obvious that change will happen in Santa Clara, slowly, painfully, and eventually. While the new council… Public Safety Former Santa Clara Swim Club Coach Sentenced, Santa Clara Swim Club Still Not Made Whole Erika Towne May 11, 2021 The criminal case against former Santa Clara Swim Club (SCSC) coach John Bitter is officially done. Bitter was sentenced to… Public Safety Santa Clara PD Gives Out Confidential Information About Police Calls — Twice — While Refusing Public Information Requests About Arrests Carolyn Schuk May 7, 2021 The City of Santa Clara is doing a complicated dance around police records, refusing information that the public has a… Public Safety Santa Clara Police Report: April 25 – May 1 Santa Clara Police Department May 5, 2021 The Police Blotter highlights a partial list of incidents in the city and is distributed on a weekly basis. The… Sports Youth and Experience Help Wilcox Softball in Win Over Fremont Andrew Bensch May 5, 2021 Wilcox softball earned their first win over the season on Tuesday afternoon, taking a 15-5 decision over the Fremont Firebirds… City Politics Council To Discuss Taking Mayor, Council Member To Task David Alexander May 5, 2021 The Santa Clara City Council will consider reprimanding the mayor and her only political ally for preventing the Council’s first… Milestones Milestones: To change you need to change! – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher May 4, 2021 Dysfunctional government leads to confusion, chaos, and even collapse. While we may have this as an issue on the national… Community Stop Asian Hate March in Santa Clara Offers Opportunity to Train Young Activists Cynthia Cheng May 3, 2021 Santa Clara resident Harbir Bhatia has been feeling troubled by reports about violence against Asian Americans. In March, was news… Schools Santa Clara Unified Fall 2021 Reopening Update, Possible Virtual Option Alissa Soroten April 30, 2021 To discuss the full reopening in Fall 2021, the Santa Clara Unified School District Board of Trustees held a special… City Politics Twisters Gymnastics Receives Use Permit, Planning Commission Recognized for Its Work Erika Towne April 30, 2021 El Camino Real Specific Plan The Planning Commission will hold a special hearing on Monday, May 10 at 6 p.m…. City Politics Another City Lawsuit — This One Over Already-Published Police Records Carolyn Schuk April 29, 2021 In September, Santa Clara was hit with a lawsuit over the City’s refusal to provide arrest information, even though the… 1 … 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 … 496
