Latest News Latest News City Politics Clean&ndashUp the Clean Up Campaign, Water Quality Board Tells City Carolyn Schuk March 11, 2015 Santa Claravs enormously popular residential Clean–Up Campaign (CUC) is headed for an overhaul. The Regional Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB)… Community Genealogist Janice Sellers Gives Library Talk Cynthia Cheng March 11, 2015 Janice Sellers, a professional genealogist, learned that her great–grandfather arrived at New York City in 1909 when she found his…SPONSORED City Politics RDA Shut-Down Oversight Board Decides… to Make No Decision – Again Carolyn Schuk March 11, 2015 The Feb. 27 Santa Clara Redevelopment Agency (RDA) Successor Agency Oversight Board meeting could be described as the same as… Public Safety Award&ndashWinning Santa Clara Film Maker Focuses His Camera on Human Trafficking Diane Andrews March 4, 2015 Seven years ago, independent filmmaker Jonathan Fung, who lives, works, and worships in Santa Clara, attended a global leadership summit… City Politics Soccer Field Design at Montague Park Gets Council Go-Ahead, Neighborhood Critics Claim Park Will Be Destroyed Carolyn Schuk March 4, 2015 At the Feb. 10 City Council meeting, the Council approved a $765,500 design contract with LPA Inc. for a new… City Politics County Bureaucrats May Outsmart Themselves on RDA Property Grab Carolyn Schuk March 4, 2015 Santa Clara County taxing entities who’ve spent four years coveting real estate owned by Santa Clara’s defunct redevelopment agency (RDA)… Community February Food Fest Ends with 11-Time World Pizza Champion Melissa McKenzie March 4, 2015 It’s one of America’s favorite comfort foods – a staple at parties and gatherings, and easily called in for a… Arts & Entertainment Kings Beat Sharks in Santa Clara Melissa McKenzie March 4, 2015 It was a highly anticipated game featuring one of the biggest rivalries in California sports, and with over 70,000 in… Community Morgan Autism Center, Speaker Series and Fund Raiser Carolyn Schuk March 4, 2015 For more than 30 years, the Morgan Center has been educating children and adults with autism, and helping their families… Arts & EntertainmentOpinion The Interview/Rated R for language, violence, a flash of nudity and potty mouth humor Karl Scott March 4, 2015 If there was an Oscar for Publicist of the Year, Kim Jong-un certainly deserves it for the record-breaking free publicity… Community New Non&ndashProfit Inspires Youth to Live Beyond Addiction Melissa McKenzie March 4, 2015 In January 2013, Kelly Villarreal and her husband, Justin Bell, were acclimating to their new life in Oregon. Villarreal had… Community PACE Launches Project Porchlight Online Solutions for Families Carolyn Schuk March 4, 2015 Almost all government spending for people with developmental disabilities is dedicated to supporting the individual with developmental disabilities. There’s little… Community Prima Donnas of the 74th Annual Camellia Show Diane Andrews March 4, 2015 “I think they all should be winners,” says Felisa Castillo, looking out at tables holding the more than 2,000 camellia… Opinion Stuck in a Rut and Loving It! Bob Goldman March 4, 2015 Guess who isn’t an “official influencer” on LinkedIn? I don’t want to influence your answer, but it’s me. I may… Opinion Boyhood/Rated R for language, drinking, smoking, sex, violence and family dysfunction. Karl Scott February 25, 2015 Boyhood is an Oscar contender that opened and then disappeared – in mid-August of last year, to be exact. However,… Opinion Looking Smart for Dummies Bob Goldman February 25, 2015 Here’s a question: Would you rather look smart or look good? If you answered “look good,” then all I can… Community Acclaimed SF Chef Visits Library Melissa McKenzie February 25, 2015 Proving that making pasta is just as much art as it is science, and that it’s surprisingly simple to make… Community American Legion Raises Funds at Annual Crab Feed Admin February 25, 2015 American Legion Santa Clara Post 419 held its annual All-You-Can-Eat Crab Feed on Jan. 31. Volunteer servers dished out approximately… City Politics City Desk: Feb. 18, 2015 Carolyn Schuk February 25, 2015 Mini-Dorms: New Law or Better Enforcement Needed? At its Feb. 3 study session, the City Council sent back the third… City Politics Current RDA Mess Has Many Fathers – Starting With Voters Carolyn Schuk February 25, 2015 If Californian voters dislike the public agency feeding frenzy unleashed by the redevelopment agency (RDA) shutdown, they have only themselves… 1 … 364 365 366 367 368 369 370 … 492
