Latest News Latest News Public Safety Police Report: December 2 – 8 Santa Clara Police Department December 11, 2018 The Police Blotter highlights a partial list of incidents in the City and is distributed on a weekly basis. The… CommunityLife Announcements Around the World in 100 Years Diane Andrews December 9, 2018 Norma Trowbridge Vuckan will be 100 years old on Dec. 13. She attributes her longevity to exercise, walking, eating sparingly… Arts & Entertainment Photographer Gabriel Ibarra Shows “Diminishing Santa Clara Resources” in New Exhibit Cynthia Cheng December 8, 2018 Photographer Gabriel Ibarra finds comfort in spotting the same places over and over again. Expressing his dismay over how some… Business Allegations That Denny’s Discriminated Against Group of Elderly Asian Customers Carolyn Schuk December 7, 2018 A Denny’s Restaurant on El Camino in Santa Clara is the target of allegations that it discriminated against a group… City Politics City’s New Rain Barrel Rebate Program Arrives in Time for Rainy Season Erika Towne December 7, 2018 With rain in the forecast for the foreseeable future, the City of Santa Clara is using the time to let… Business New Non-Profit Yoga Studio Ready to Support Santa Clara Community Melissa McKenzie December 7, 2018 Soon after Jaden Zhao completed graduate school at Santa Clara University she entered into the corporate world, working as a… Op-Ed Annual Holiday Gift Guide: On The Fourth Day Of Christmas My True Love Gave To Me…A Death Star For My Holiday Tree Carolyn Schuk December 7, 2018 The annual quest for thoughtful, imaginative holiday gifts can make you feel like your brain is roasting on that perennial… City Politics Santa Clara’s Legal Bill In Failed CVRA Lawsuit Defense Nears $1 Million, No End in Sight Carolyn Schuk December 6, 2018 Santa Clara paid another $263,190.05 in October for the services of attorney Stephen Churchwell, bringing his paycheck on the case… Community Pushing Away the Darkness Larry Sacks December 6, 2018 Chabad Santa Clara held their annual Menorah Lighting on Sunday, Dec. 2 at the Moonlite Shopping Center, which hosted and… Sports Signs Point Toward Special Season for Chargers Basketball Andrew Bensch December 6, 2018 With high school sports it can often be difficult for teams to put together back-to-back strong seasons. Most goods teams… Community In the Valley this Week: December 6 – 12 Santa Clara Weekly December 6, 2018 The following is a list of events happening in Santa Clara and throughout the Silicon Valley. See our holiday calendar… Community Looking Back: Week of December 5th Headlines Mary Hanel December 6, 2018 100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (December 6, 1918) Fine Memorial Planned for Santa Clara Boys Who Gave Their Lives… Milestones Milestones: Reversal of Reason Miles H Barber, Publisher December 6, 2018 What ever happened to Council Member Teresa O’Neill? You remember, that thoughtful lady who brilliantly asked good questions and was… Sports Wilcox Chargers to Play In NorCal Championship Andrew Bensch December 6, 2018 “We’re going to use this loss as fuel to try and go win a State Championship.” That was the response… City Politics Lessons from the 2018 election: District Elections Validated, Money Still Leads At-Large Races Carolyn Schuk December 5, 2018 In Santa Clara’s first municipal election with by-district City Council seats, the results speak clearly: Single member City Council districts… Community Santa Clara Non-Profit Plays Santa for a Day Erika Towne December 5, 2018 “We’ve done it before in the rain,” said Erika Urrabazo as she ducked her head to run back into the… City Politics Gateway Crossings Project Pushed Back, Downtown Task Force Appointed David Alexander December 5, 2018 Something rarely seen at a Santa Clara City Council meeting happened during the Council’s last meeting: those who opposed a… City Politics City to Decide the Future of Santa Clara’s Parking Supply Jacob Bourne December 5, 2018 The City of Santa Clara currently relies on zoning ordinances for off-street parking that haven’t been updated since 1969, apart… Community Community Members Ride on Fire Engines at Sunnyvale’s Rides for Toys Cynthia Cheng December 4, 2018 A long line stretched through Macy’s parking lot in Downtown Sunnyvale on Nov. 24. Those waiting came bearing new and… Business Sunnyvale Resident Sells Spacecraft Holiday Ornaments Melissa McKenzie December 4, 2018 Inspired by NASA’s Orion Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle spacecraft, a Sunnyvale resident has designed and is selling an ornament that will… 1 … 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 … 499
