Latest News Latest News Arts & Entertainment Santa Clara University’s de Saisset Museum is On Top of the Game with a Sports Themed Exhibit Cynthia Cheng May 18, 2016 Next to a vintage red and white Santa Clara University letterman jacket is a 1919 reproduction of a photograph showing… City Politics SiliconSage Builders Gets Kudos From Silicon Valley Diane Andrews May 18, 2016 For SiliconSage Builders President and CEO Sanjeev Acharya active relationships with the leaders of Silicon Valley cities is a key… Opinion The Siren Song of ‘No’ Carolyn Schuk May 18, 2016 Remember the Sirens of Greek mythology who lured sailors to a fatal lethargy with their seductive singing? Those who navigate… Opinion Cyberloafers of the World, Unite! Bob Goldman May 18, 2016 You have nothing to lose but your jobs. I hate to be the one to bring this news to you,… Community City Adds Second Day to Community Garage Sale David Alexander May 18, 2016 Almost everybody has some extra junk lying around. That is why Santa Clara organizes a citywide garage sale every year…. City Politics 49ers Take Stadium Rent Dispute to Arbitration Carolyn Schuk May 11, 2016 Santa Clara’s dispute with San Francisco 49ers over Levi’s Stadium facility rent just got tenser. Yesterday the 49ers issued a… Schools Annual Public School Week Awards Ceremony Recognizes Active Parents and Students Cynthia Cheng May 11, 2016 Lorrie Wernick, principal of Montague Elementary School, remembers when John Markum, parent and site council president, hosted a yo-yo assembly… Arts & Entertainment Artist Clarence Tower Honored at Triton Museum Reception Diane Andrews May 11, 2016 Clarence Robert Tower–known to most as Bob–is a native Californian, long-time Santa Clara resident, community volunteer, retired civil engineer, author,… Community Chili Cook off stirs up more than flavor David Alexander May 11, 2016 On a sunny afternoon at the Santa Clara Elks Lodge, strange smells wafted from steaming pots that bubbled like those… Schools Civil Rights Activist Cornel West Speaks at Mission College Cynthia Cheng May 11, 2016 It was standing room only at Mission College where civil rights activist Dr. Cornel West was going to speak on… City Politics Council, Planning Commission discuss Traffic Conundrum for City Center Project David Alexander May 11, 2016 The Santa Clara City Council may look to impose penalties on Related, the New York-based company developing the 39-acre city… Schools Education Desk: May 3, 2016 Carolyn Schuk May 11, 2016 Pruneridge Neighborhood’s Bid to Change School Districts Gets a Hearing in Sacramento The California Department of Education has agreed to… Schools Fancy Footwork Taught at Santa Clara High School’s Marching Band Camp Cynthia Cheng May 11, 2016 The students gathered in a big circle on the stretch of grass near the baseball fields at Santa Clara High… Community ID Tech Computer Camp Scholarships for Migrant Education Program Students Diane Andrews May 11, 2016 Instead of hanging out at home during spring break April 11 – 15, five lucky Santa Clara Unified School District… Community New Electric Vehicle Charging Station Opens Near Levi’s Stadium David Alexander May 11, 2016 There are more than 1,200 electric or hybrid cars on the road in Santa Clara. The opening of a new… City Politics City Observer: May 3, 2016 Carolyn Schuk May 11, 2016 Charter Review Committee Will Recommend New Commission to Set Elected Officials’ Salaries Charter Review Committee is halfway through its scheduled… Community Santa Clara Around Town 5/4-5/10 Carolyn Schuk May 11, 2016 An evening with U.S. poet laureate Juan Felipe Herrera, Wednesday, May 4th, 7:30pm: The first Chicano named U.S. Poet Laureate… Community There’s No Place Like Home Sweet Home Diane Andrews May 11, 2016 After two years of fear and desperation, living in a car and cold weather shelters with her twin daughters, Home… Opinion Screw up? Shut up! Bob Goldman May 11, 2016 If there’s one aspect of succeeding in the workplace where you definitely don’t need expert advice, it’s what to do… City Politics Whatever Happened to the Development Fee Task Force? Carolyn Schuk May 4, 2016 Last January the Santa Clara City Council couldn’t resolve how to set parkland development fees for 2016. The staff recommendation… 1 … 330 331 332 333 334 335 336 … 488
