Latest News Latest News Community Looking Back: Santa Clara Headlines From October 2 Mary Hanel October 4, 2019 100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (October 3, 1919) Prune Fete to Open Today: Fifth Annual Prune and Apricot Exhibition… Schools West Valley-Mission Community College District To Launch Solar Expansion Project Santa Clara Weekly October 3, 2019 The West Valley-Mission Community College District (WVMCCD) announced that they will install a fully integrated solar and storage project at… Community In the Valley this Week: October 3 – 9 Santa Clara Weekly October 3, 2019 The following is a list of events happening in Santa Clara and throughout the Silicon Valley. Want to share an… Milestones Milestones: The Obvious Game Miles H Barber, Publisher October 2, 2019 More games by the Gillmor Gang. The Charter Review Committee of Santa Clara met recently. The decision of the committee… Sports Wilcox Wins Wild Back and Forth Match over Fremont Andrew Bensch October 2, 2019 Tuesday afternoon on the Wilcox pool deck turned out to be the setting of a wild back-and-forth match between the… City Politics City Keeps Soccer Park Free For Youth Jacob Bourne October 2, 2019 The Santa Clara Unified School District has recently implemented a new field reservation system using an online platform called Facilitron,… Business Mission Point Gets Scaled Back Again, This Time By the FAA Jacob Bourne October 1, 2019 In April, developer Kylli resubmitted plans for its major Mission Point project to the City of Santa Clara Planning Department,… Sports Bruins Take on Firebirds for De Anza League Opener Andrew Bensch October 1, 2019 For the second-straight season Santa Clara Bruins Head Coach Burt Codera has transformed his top wide receiver into a quarterback…. Arts & Entertainment Photos: Santa Clara Parade of Champions Makes Long-Awaited Return Larry Sacks October 1, 2019 The Santa Clara Parade of Champions has been a time-honored legacy in the City of Santa Clara since 1945 until… Public Safety Santa Clara Police Report: September 22 – 28 Santa Clara Police Department October 1, 2019 The Police Blotter highlights a partial list of incidents in the city and is distributed on a weekly basis. The… City Politics Committee Opts For Unpopular Multi-Member District System for Elections Carolyn Schuk October 1, 2019 In a 5-2 vote at its Sept. 26 meeting, with Sudhanshu Jain and Christine Koltermann dissenting, the 2019 Charter Review… Arts & Entertainment Santa Clara City Library Comic Con Returns October 12 Santa Clara Weekly October 1, 2019 The fourth annual Santa Clara City Library Comic Con is coming up quickly on Saturday, Oct. 12, 10 a.m. –… Public Safety Help Find Santa Clara Repairman, Convicted Child Molester Santa Clara Police Department September 30, 2019 The Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office is asking for the public’s help in finding a Santa Clara air conditioning… Schools October 4: Nutrition Services Food Showcase at The SCUSD Farm Cynthia Cheng September 30, 2019 The SCUSD Farm will throw its first district-wide Nutrition Services Food Showcase on Friday, Oct. 4, 4 – 6 p.m…. Schools Mission Bistro Serves Up Experience with a Side of Lunch Erika Towne September 30, 2019 It’s not your average restaurant. The Mission Bistro is only open for three hours a week and a few weeks… City Politics Measure A-Funded Down Payment Assistance Program Participants Move into Their Homes Santa Clara Weekly September 29, 2019 The first recipients of a down payment assistance program, funded by the 2016 Measure A Affordable Housing Bond, recently purchased… Business Sustainable Organic Solutions Offers Safe Method of Food Scrap Recycling Erika Towne September 28, 2019 The City of Santa Clara is getting ready to roll its food waste recycling program out citywide and when it… Schools After Community Concerns, School Board will Hear Report on Facilities Fees Alissa Soroten September 27, 2019 The Santa Clara Unified School District Board of Trustees convened on Thursday, Sept. 26 to discuss an array of topics,… City Politics Santa Clara Transportation Management Standards Lag Behind Region Jacob Bourne September 27, 2019 The Sept. 25 Planning Commission meeting was dominated by study sessions. A guest planning specialist, Elizabeth Hughes, spoke to commissioners… Community Looking Back: Santa Clara Headlines From September 25 Mary Hanel September 27, 2019 100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (September 26, 1919) Traffic Laws are Rigidly Enforced: Speed Signs Now in Place: Speed… 1 … 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 … 496
