Latest News Latest News Community Santa Clara this Week: Weekly Events Calendar Santa Clara Weekly September 6, 2018 Thursday, September 6 Caregivers Connect: Santa Clara Senior Center Room 205. 10:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. First Thursday of each… City Politics Santa Clara Citizens Advisory Committee: A 6-Decade City Institution Carolyn Schuk September 6, 2018 Last week the Santa Clara Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) roared into the headlines by precipitating a hubbub at City Hall… BusinessCommunity Phase I Construction Underway for CityLine Sunnyvale Jacob BourneSPONSORED September 6, 2018 Formerly known as the Sunnyvale Town Center, project owner, STC Venture LLC chose the name CityLine Sunnyvale in 2017. The… Sports Chargers Open Season With Blowout Win Andrew Bensch September 6, 2018 Despite last season’s entire starting lineup graduating this past spring, the Wilcox Chargers Water Polo team looked as strong as… Sports Bruins Offense Can’t Bear Fruit in Shutout Loss Andrew Bensch September 6, 2018 On the surface, a box score showing a 30-0 final score suggests the losing football team struggled on both sides… Milestones Milestones: Abracadabra Miles H Barber, Publisher September 6, 2018 I have discovered everyone likes magic. The fascination of making something disappear or reappear is captivating, piques our curiosity and… Community 49ers Host Charity Dinner to Support Youth Education Andrew Bensch September 5, 2018 Just two days before their final preseason football game, the entire San Francisco 49ers roster of 90 players attended a… City Politics Planning Commissioners Split on Pomeroy Avenue Townhome Project Jacob Bourne September 5, 2018 Planning Commissioners discussed a proposed townhome project located at 1530-1540 Pomeroy Ave. on Aug. 22, and in a 3-3 split… CommunitySchools High School Seniors Launch Legato Lingua to Teach Foreign Languages to Kids Diane Andrews September 5, 2018 Multi-lingual Archbishop Mitty High School seniors Anvee Bhutani and Ishaan Nandwani believe so passionately in the advantages of speaking more… Arts & EntertainmentCommunity Eighth Generation Sculptor Teaches Ancient Indian Art in Santa Clara Jacob Bourne September 5, 2018 Originally from Vijayawada in Southern India, Venu Devu came to the Bay Area to work as a data engineer. Experiencing… Business Grub Burger Bar Opens in Santa Clara Melissa McKenzie September 5, 2018 Hearty portion sizes, blazing fast service and a full service bar are in store for Santa Clarans as the Grub… Op-Ed A Clarification of “City Makes About-Face On Election Education And Ethics” Editorial Board Editorial Board September 4, 2018 We would like to clarify the intent of our Aug. 30 editorial concerning candidate forums and campaign ethics enforcement. We… Public Safety Police Report: Aug. 26 – Sept. 1 Santa Clara Police Department September 4, 2018 The Police Blotter highlights a partial list of incidents in the City and is distributed on a weekly basis. The… Opinion Work Daze: Live It Up! Bob Goldman September 4, 2018 Join me, friend, in a toast to the good old days. You know — those wonderful days of yore when… Sports Fremont Can’t Keep Pace Against Leland In Home Opener Derek Tahara September 4, 2018 Defense was the name of the game on Friday night at the Fremont Firebirds’ first home game of their 2018… BusinessCommunity The San Jose Signs Project Advocates for the Preservation of Vintage Signs Cynthia Cheng September 2, 2018 In San Jose, the signs for Winchester Shopping Center, Jose Theater, Stephen’s Meat Products, City Center Motel and the Safeway… Schools Controversial Project Labor Agreement for West Valley Mission Community College District Approved Suchithra Pillai September 1, 2018 A Project Labor Agreement (PLA) with the Santa Clara & San Benito Counties Building and Construction Trades Council as well… Community The Santa Clara Dream May Be Restored Jacob Bourne August 31, 2018 The City of Santa Clara is facing a pivotal moment in which its future character is in the process of… Community Looking Back: Week of August 29th Headlines Mary Hanel August 31, 2018 100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (August 30, 1918) *Seven Santa Clara Candidates are Voted into Office: Winners Include Henry… Op-Ed City Makes About-Face on Election Education and Ethics The Editorial Board August 30, 2018 Since Santa Clara lost its Chief Democracy Officer — former City Clerk Rod Diridon Jr. — it seems to have also… 1 … 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 … 503
