Latest News Latest News City Politics Tasman East Area Plan Moves Forward Carolyn Schuk February 7, 2018 Santa Clara is moving forward with a specific area plan for redeveloping the Tasman East industrial area, and at Tuesday’s… Arts & Entertainment Changing the World Through Art at Santa Clara University Diane Andrews February 7, 2018 “Beyond Borders: Stories of im/Migration,” can be viewed through April 6 at Santa Clara University’s (SCU) Edward M. Dowd Art… Arts & Entertainment Mission Chamber Orchestra’s Community Roots Carolyn Schuk February 7, 2018 For 22 years the Mission Chamber Orchestra, under the direction of its founder and music director Emily Ray, has been… Schools Washington Open Elementary School’s “The Delicious Secret” is Incredible, Simply Incredible Cynthia Cheng February 7, 2018 In Rupert Kingfisher’s children’s book, “Madame Pamplemousse and Her Incredible Edibles,” a young and talented chef named Madeline must live… Schools Bracher Elementary School’s STEM Night Is Out of This World Cynthia Cheng February 7, 2018 At Bracher Elementary School’s Jan. 26 STEM Night, students experienced the hands-on side of science, technology, engineering and math. They… Public Safety SCPD Named #1 Fundraising Agency for the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Santa Clara Police Department February 7, 2018 Thanks to tremendous community support, the Santa Clara Police Department was honored as the #1 Fundraising Police Department for the… Community Vanguard Executive Director Named to Drum Corps International Board of Directors Melissa McKenzie February 7, 2018 Vanguard Music and Performing Arts’ Executive Director Charles Frost is on a mission to increase the presence of VMAPA, as… Community Library Veterans Exhibit Marks 100th Anniversary of the End of WWI Diane Andrews February 7, 2018 “Thank You Veterans,” a new exhibit at Santa Clara Central Park Library, marks the 100th anniversary of the end of… Milestones Milestones (OPINION) Miles H Barber, Publisher February 7, 2018 In an abrupt, delicate, complimentary and unexpected letter, City Clerk Rod Diridon Jr., submitted his resignation as Santa Clara City… Public Safety Police Report Santa Clara Police Department February 7, 2018 The Police Blotter highlights a partial list of incidents in the city and is distributed on a weekly basis. The… Op-EdOpinion Planning Commission Resignation Letter Brandon Reinhardt February 7, 2018 Dear Madam Mayor and City Council, I hereby submit my formal resignation from the Planning Commission effective immediately. While I… Opinion Work Daze: When You and Your Work Are Not Working Out Bob Goldman February 7, 2018 Ding-Dong! Ding-Dong! That’s the sound of the bell ringing in your head. Yes, you frequently hear strange sounds at work:… Sports Chargers Once Again Get Better of Rival Bruins Andrew Bensch February 7, 2018 The Wilcox Chargers’ girls basketball team made it a clean sweep of the season series with their rival Santa Clara… Community Santa Clara this Week The Santa Clara City Library February 7, 2018 Thursday, February 8 SCU Presents’ Images: SCU’s Mayer Theater. Runs Feb.8 – 11. Tickets: $10-20. http://scupresents.org/performances/dance-images-2018 Radical Imaginations: Jazz and… Community Looking Back Mary Hanel February 7, 2018 Looking Back February 2018 Week of February 7th Headlines 100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (February 8, 1918)… Sports Bruins Put Forth Gritty Performance Against Palo Alto Andrew Bensch February 7, 2018 At the end of the night on Friday, the Santa Clara Bruins had lost the game 1-0, but it was… Public Safety Townhouse Fire Claims Life of Santa Clara Man Sunday Morning Diane Andrews January 31, 2018 Barely a month into 2018, a townhouse fire on Jan. 28 at 1031 Clyde Ave., Santa Clara, took the life… Milestones Milestones (OPINION) Miles H Barber, Publisher January 31, 2018 You remember the “famous” stadium audit Mayor Gillmor promised would show all the corruption, money laundering and skimming being… City Politics Vote for Districts, Ranked Choice on the Horizon — Stadium Community Room Gets Budget David Alexander January 31, 2018 Santa Clara voters will soon decide whether to divide the City into two districts and switch to a transferable vote… City Politics Council Calendars Still Lacking Transparency Melissa McKenzie January 31, 2018 The December calendars of Santa Clara City Council Members have been out for over a week, and there’s still something… 1 … 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 … 497
