Latest News Latest News Sports California High School Sports Set to Return, But Frustrations Remain Andrew Bensch February 4, 2021 For the first time in 11 months, there will be high school sports competitions taking place in the state of… Business The Happy Hooligans Expands to Santa Clara Melissa McKenzie February 3, 2021 Last March, at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Binh Vo took a risk. He and his business partners eschewed… City Politics New Council Surfaces Old Questions About Destination Marketing Consultant Carolyn Schuk February 3, 2021 Next week Santa Clara City Council will take up Jones Lang LaSalle’s (JLL) third contract extension for advising the City… Milestones Milestones: Can they pull the trigger? – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher February 2, 2021 A New Year, a new Council with a shift in philosophy. However, the question now remains: will they make right… Public Safety Santa Clara Police Report: January 24 – 30 Santa Clara Police Department February 2, 2021 The Police Blotter highlights a partial list of incidents in the city and is distributed on a weekly basis. The… Schools Santa Clara Unified Talks Financials & Don Callejon STEAM Plan Alissa Soroten January 30, 2021 At their meeting on Thursday, Jan. 28, the Santa Clara Unified School District (SCUSD) Board of Trustees held a study… City Politics Planning Commission Approves Another Data Center, Questions Future of Data Center Projects Erika Towne January 29, 2021 On Jan. 27, the Santa Clara Planning Commission welcomed its newest member, Commissioner Qian Huang. Huang fills one of the… Public Safety Santa Clara Police Report: January 17 – 23 Santa Clara Police Department January 28, 2021 The Police Blotter highlights a partial list of incidents in the city and is distributed on a weekly basis. The… Community Henry Groth, Won’t You Be My Neighbor? Diane Andrews January 28, 2021 Henry Groth knew immediately what he wanted to share with the community when approached by The Weekly outside his Santa… City Politics Stadium Authority Delays Updating Conflict Of Interest Code David Alexander January 28, 2021 During Tuesday’s Stadium Authority meeting, the Board opted to continue adopting new guidelines for the conflict of interest code. These… Milestones Milestones: Who cares? – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher January 27, 2021 When you see mobs rioting, looting, burning down businesses and buildings, who cares? When petty thieves can walk into a… Community New York Times Bestselling Author Joanna Ho Expands on Standards of Beauty in Her New Book Cynthia Cheng January 27, 2021 Palo Alto resident and author Joanna Ho’s (www.joannahowrites.com) debut book, “Eyes that Kiss in the Corners” was released in early… City Politics Hotel Tax Increases, Council Considers Maintenance District Change David Alexander January 27, 2021 The Santa Clara City Council changed how it assesses taxes on hotel rooms, shifting from a flat rate to a… Community Stay at Home Order Lifted, Personal Care Services & Outdoor Dining Can Resume Alissa Soroten January 25, 2021 Effective immediately, California lifted the Regional Stay at Home Order statewide that the Bay Area, as well as other regions,… Public Safety Sunnyvale Man Accused of Killing Wife and Daughter Erika Towne January 22, 2021 A Sunnyvale man is in police custody after he walked into Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety (DPS) headquarters and told… Schools Santa Clara Unified Scraps Six-Decade-Old Trustee Election System Carolyn Schuk January 21, 2021 At its Jan. 19 special meeting, the Santa Clara Unified School District (SCUSD) unanimously approved a resolution that it intends… Sports “Let Them Play” Rallies Held Outside California High Schools Andrew Bensch January 21, 2021 Numerous rallies in support of high school sports took place throughout the state of California on Friday. Parents, coaches and… Milestones Milestones: Can’t blame COVID! – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher January 20, 2021 Santa Clara politics over the past six years has been anything but normal. Normal simply means that City business is… Public Safety Local First Responders Receive COVID-19 Vaccine Erika Towne January 20, 2021 The COVID-19 vaccine is being distributed in Santa Clara County and local first responders are among the first to receive… Business Minimum Wage Rises in Santa Clara, Sunnyvale Erika Towne January 20, 2021 Despite the pressure COVID-19 and the stay at home order have put on local small businesses, cities all over the… 1 … 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 … 496
