Latest News Latest News City Politics How City Council Spends Their Time Melissa McKenzie August 2, 2017 It’s no surprise that members of the Santa Clara City Council are busy people, often jumping from meeting to meeting… Arts & Entertainment Colorful Universe Offers Musical Training for Young People Cynthia Cheng August 2, 2017 Recently, Krystal Mao, 14, put her high soprano singing voice to good use while collaborating with her singing group to… City Politics Santa Clara Voting Rights Lawsuit Moves Into The Courtroom Rex McIntosh August 2, 2017 The City of Santa Clara’s lawsuit over election methods has moved into Santa Clara County Superior Court. At this early… Business Small Business Spotlight: Montage Dance Studio Melissa McKenzie August 2, 2017 Montage Dance Studio’s owner, Lauren Hoskins, 31, is a Santa Clara native whose love of dance began the instant she… City Politics Current Santa Clara Council War on 49ers Started Over Soccer Fields – Part II Three-Way Proposal for Soccer Fields, Stadium Parking DOA Carolyn Schuk August 2, 2017 In 2014, the Santa Clara Youth Soccer League (SCYSL) made a cause célèbre out of its claim that the San… Community High Heel Marketing Her Way Into Your Heart Carolyn Schuk August 2, 2017 That Tae Yun Kim is not like any other tech CEO is an exponential understatement. And not just because she’s… City Politics No Money in Budget for ADA Compliance at City Hall David Alexander August 2, 2017 The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires that all public buildings have adequate access for the handicapped. California–the nation’s most… Sports Sword Fighting Competition a Striking Success Andrew Bensch August 2, 2017 Here in Santa Clara, one school is practicing martial arts that date all the way back to the 15th century…. Sports Santa Clara Sparks Looking to Go Off in Roseville Andrew Bensch August 2, 2017 A large contingent of local softball fans are hoping to see sparks fly up in Roseville this week. Santa Clara… Milestones Milestones (OPINION) Miles H Barber, Publisher August 2, 2017 Transparency is a terrific word used by politicians to camouflage anything that’s not transparent. Over-spoken and underutilized, the word has… Community Looking Back Mary Hanel August 2, 2017 Week of August 2nd Headlines 100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (August 3, 1917) Over 50 Local Boys to Take… Public Safety Police Report Santa Clara PD August 2, 2017 The Police Blotter highlights a partial list of incidents in the city and is distributed on a weekly basis. The… Community Santa Clara this Week Santa Clara Weekly August 2, 2017 Thursday, August 3rd Puzzle Escape Room: Central Park Library–Redwood Room. 8:30 p.m. Ages 18+. Eventbrite registration required: www.eventbrite.com/e/escape-the-library-puzzle-room-tickets-35713627421 Friday, August… Opinion Work Daze – Hit the Gym, Jim Bob Goldman August 2, 2017 If there’s one thing that’s worse than working, it’s working out. Think you’re running in place at your job? It’s… Arts & Entertainment Roberta Jones Junior Theatre Recognizes the Circle of Life with Disney’s “The Lion King Jr.” Cynthia Cheng July 26, 2017 Since April, Jennifer Kohler, director and costume designer-builder, had been exploring costume ideas on Pinterest for Roberta Jones Junior Theatre’s… Arts & Entertainment Shakespeare Meets Space Wars Maria Judnick July 26, 2017 Even though the weather report for July 23 warned of high temperatures, the crowd for Samuel Peaches’s Peripatetic Players’ outdoor… Community Affordable, Approachable Therapy Services Melissa McKenzie July 26, 2017 With the possible dismantling of the Affordable Care Act constantly looming, many Americans are worried about their own ability to… City Politics Santa Clara Council’s War with 49ers Started Over Soccer Fields – Part I: Promises or Perceptions, Side Effects of State Policy Carolyn Schuk July 26, 2017 The escalating conflict between the San Francisco 49ers and the Santa Clara City Council and Mayor Lisa Gillmor that has… Community Great America Celebrates the South Melissa McKenzie July 26, 2017 New Orleans has distinctive flair and its French Quarter is the heart of its entertainment and excitement. California’s Great America’s… City Politics Will That Be Cash, Check or Charge? Council Consultant Polls Taxpayers on How They Want to Pay For New $250M Swim Center Carolyn Schuk July 26, 2017 Last week City Hall opened up an online survey to measure resident sentiment about a new International Swim Center, Swim… 1 … 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 … 496
