Latest News Latest News Arts & Entertainment This Weekend in the Valley: Friday, September 25 – Sunday, September 27 Santa Clara Weekly September 24, 2026 The following is a calendar of events happening this weekend near Santa Clara and Sunnyvale. Want to share an event… City Politics Charter Review Committee Wraps Up Work, Or Has It? Carolyn Schuk September 24, 2026 The 2025/2026 Santa Clara Charter Review Committee met to wrap up its business — at least that’s what most might… City Politics New Housing Complex Set to Come to Santa Clara — Despite Lack of Retail David AlexanderSPONSORED September 23, 2026 An exemption for a proposed housing complex ignited discussion about the viability of retail throughout the city as well as… Community Santa Clara Groups Fundraise at Art & Wine Festival Chris Ramirez September 23, 2026 The Santa Clara Art and Wine Festival celebrated its 44th anniversary this weekend, welcoming tens of thousands of locals to… Community Marine Mammal Center Keeping Tabs on Humpback Whale Sightings in Delta Bay City News September 22, 2026 The Marine Mammal Center has been tracking reports of a humpback whale that entered San Francisco Bay this week and… Community Agnews Museum Offers Unique Insight into Storied Santa Clara Landmark Erika Towne September 22, 2026 If you grew up in the Bay Area, you likely heard rumors about Agnews Developmental Center. Odds are, those rumors… CommunityPublic Safety Cupertino Day Spa Closed; Owners & Employee Accused of Operating Brothel Bay City News September 21, 2026 The married owners and an employee of a Cupertino day spa allegedly operated a busy brothel that raked in an… SchoolsSports Coach Gifford Has Bruins Clawing Back to Gridiron Relevancy Andrew Bensch September 21, 2026 High school football fans in the Silicon Valley would be wise not to sleep on the Santa Clara Bruins. While… Community SC Traveling Troupe Performs at Central Park Library Sept. 22 Diane Andrews September 18, 2026 First recorded by American jazz legend Louis Armstrong in 1967, the song “What a Wonderful World” sets the upbeat tone… Community SC Planning Commission: Agrihood Rezone Pulled, University Station Approved Carolyn Schuk September 17, 2026 On Sept. 2, Santa Clara’s Planning Commission unanimously recommended City Council approval of a 408-unit residential project at 451-475 El… Arts & Entertainment This Weekend in the Valley: Friday, September 18 – Sunday, September 20 Santa Clara Weekly September 17, 2026 The following is a calendar of events happening this weekend near Santa Clara and Sunnyvale. Want to share an event… SchoolsSports Youthful Chargers Learning to Navigate Varsity Waters Andrew Bensch September 17, 2026 Tuesday evening’s varsity water polo match between the Mountain View Spartans and Wilcox Chargers featured a pair of teams on… Schools School District Skirts Multimillion-Dollar Deficit, Inches Toward Another Chris Ramirez September 16, 2026 The Santa Clara Unified School District (SCUSD) has rounded out its most recent fiscal year, curbing a shortfall of $32.6… City Politics Stadium Finances Spark Discussion About Future of Levi’s Stadium David Alexander September 16, 2026 Due to the quick turnaround of press time, The Weekly focused on one key item from last night’s Santa Clara… Community Court of Appeals Breaks Ground on New Courthouse in Sunnyvale Erika Towne September 14, 2026 The Sixth District Court of Appeals will soon call Sunnyvale home. On Aug. 5, ceremonial shovels went into the ground… Community Never Forget: Santa Clara Honors 9/11 First Responders Erika Towne September 11, 2026 Every September 11th, flags at Santa Clara fire stations are lowered to half-staff to honor the fallen on one of… Community Some 9/11 Stories Still Untold 25 Years Later Carolyn Schuk September 11, 2026 You might think making movies and TV shows has nothing in common with disaster response. But Paul Eliacin will tell… Community Looking Back: Remembering How 9/11 Affected a Local Community Erika Towne September 11, 2026 Sept. 11, 2026, marks 25 years since the most devastating terror attack in America’s history. Its impact was felt deeply… Arts & Entertainment Sunnyvale Community Players’ “Into the Woods” Casts a Spell Carolyn Schuk September 10, 2026 Oscar Wilde famously said, “There are only two tragedies in life: one is not getting what one wants, and the… MilestonesOpinion Milestones – U R Manipulated – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher September 10, 2026 Perhaps you have thought that the Santa Clara Police Department became the highest-paid police force in California because they are… 1 2 3 4 5 6 … 503