Latest News Latest News Sports High School Girl Plays Boys’ Lacrosse David Alexander April 21, 2017 At the youth level, one of the most important qualities a lacrosse goalie can have is the ability to fight… Sports Bruins Baseball Bearing Down, Searching for Respect Andrew Bensch April 21, 2017 For decades Wilcox High School has been king when it comes to baseball in Santa Clara. But in 2017, the… Arts & Entertainment Santa Clara University’s de Saisset Museum Celebrates the Life of Paula Kirkeby Cynthia Cheng April 21, 2017 On April 6, a crowd gathered outside of Santa Clara University’s de Saisset Museum to view a new bench named… Community Harris Lass Missing Painting Found in Storage Unit Melissa McKenzie April 21, 2017 The mystery of a missing painting and two Santa Clara non-profits located a mile apart came to an end on… Community Author Rebecca Walker Defies Stereotyping Diane Andrews April 21, 2017 New York Times best-selling author Rebecca Walker was born outside the box. She is the only child of Jewish American… Schools Kiwanis Turnaround Scholarship Helping Students for 50 Years Carolyn Schuk April 21, 2017 Michael Hobson is the owner of Rookie’s Sports Lodge in San José and a picture of all-American success. But he… Milestones Milestones (OPINION) Miles H Barber, Publisher April 21, 2017 Dealing directly with decisions that determine our destiny is a deep dilemma, dramatized in the duality of the direction decided…. Community Looking Back April 2017 Mary Hanel April 21, 2017 Week of April 19th Headlines 50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (April 19, 1967) School Board’s Tough Choice:… Public Safety Police Blotter Santa Clara PD April 21, 2017 The Police Blotter highlights a partial list of incidents in the city and is distributed on a weekly basis. The… Opinion Make No Mistake Bob Goldman April 21, 2017 Know your biggest business mistake? Not making business mistakes. Yes, being perfect has its advantages, but it has disadvantages, too…. City Politics Council ‘Pushes Pause’ on General Plan Amendments Along El Camino David Alexander April 21, 2017 Santa Clara will halt general plan amendments–changes in land use–along El Camino Real for the next six to 10 months… Public Safety Santa Clara Police Union PAC Spent $102,000 on 2016 Election, Majority of it From Developers Carolyn Schuk April 21, 2017 The 2016 Santa Clara political money story isn’t only Blupac, the mysterious San Francisco political committee. It’s the unprecedented level… Community Northside Library Teams Up with SVACA, PAHS Melissa McKenzie April 14, 2017 Santa Clara’s Northside Library teamed up with Silicon Valley Animal Control Authority (SVACA) and Palo Alto Humane Society’s (PAHS) Kiddies… Arts & Entertainment Great America Launches Patriot Melissa McKenzie April 14, 2017 Members of all branches of military convened at California’s Great America on March 31 to kick off the debut of… Schools Young Women Blossom Thanks to Presentation High School Fashion Show Fundraiser Diane Andrews April 14, 2017 “Let Yourself Blossom” was the theme for the 51st annual fashion show lunch and dinner presented by Presentation High School… Public Safety Teen Falls Asleep at Wheel and Ends Up in Santa Clara Swimming Pool Diane Andrews April 14, 2017 Plowing through two fences and driving into the deep end of the backyard swimming pool at a Santa Clara home… Community Members of Girl Scout Troop 60053 Organize Arabic Day at the Library Cynthia Cheng April 14, 2017 About 400 people gathered in the Redwood Room at Central Park Library on April 1 to celebrate Arabic Day. The… Arts & Entertainment Art in Action Thrives Thanks to Bay Area Generosity and Passion for Art Diane Andrews April 14, 2017 It was either clever planning or unintended irony that the Art in Action 2017 fundraising gala took place in the… Sports Mitty Monarchs Fly Far Away From Freshman Chargers Andrew Bensch April 14, 2017 The Archbishop Mitty Monarchs freshman baseball squad looked far more advanced in their high school transformation than the Wilcox Chargers… City Politics Facing a Voting Rights Lawsuit, Council Appoints New Charter Review Committee, Second in Two Years Carolyn Schuk April 14, 2017 Tuesday night, the Santa Clara City Council appointed a new charter review committee, giving it a clear assignment to consider… 1 … 308 309 310 311 312 313 314 … 496
