Latest News Latest News Community Anteing Up for SONC: SCPOA Holds Poker Fundraiser Melissa McKenzie August 27, 2014 The Santa Clara Police Officers’ Association outdid itself when it anted up for Special Olympics Northern California (SONC) at Bay… Community Calligraphy Exhibit Centers Around Faith Melissa McKenzie August 27, 2014 It’s been over a year since the Triton Museum of Art showed exquisite pieces based on the Islamic faith. The… Community Central Valley Power Carolyn SchukSPONSORED August 27, 2014 Fifty years ago this year, Santa Clara won a crucial battle to cut residents’ electric bills and ensure the city’s… Arts & Entertainment Concerts in the Park Series Wraps Up Admin August 27, 2014 For the last eight weeks, the City of Santa Clara’s Cultural Commission has brought some of the most entertaining Bay… Opinion Into the Storm/Rated PG-13 for Mother Nature delivering violent and sudden death and some language whenever she does so. Karl Scott August 27, 2014 Into the Storm is the perfect summer entertainment. At less than 90 minutes, this movie delivers the goods; including spectacular… Community National Night Out Admin August 27, 2014 Santa Clara’s Capistrano Drive neighborhood participated in its 14th consecutive National Night Out on Aug. 5. With more than 150… Community Red Zone Rally Opens For Ultimate Pre-Game Experience Melissa McKenzie August 27, 2014 One of the highlights to any sporting event is the pre-game ritual. Fans don their team’s jersey, paint their faces… Arts & Entertainment Studio Bongiono Strips Down Music, Starts New Series Melissa McKenzie August 27, 2014 Often it’s been said that there is no place for the younger crowd in Santa Clara to call their own…. Community Judith Harkham Semas: 1942-2013 Admin August 20, 2014 A prolific journalist whose byline was featured in Business Week and the Christian Science Monitor, Santa Clara native Judith Harkham… Community Mayors Sign MOU to Make Sister City Relationship Official Admin August 20, 2014 The Memorandum of Understanding was signed, forming a new Sister Cities relationship between the City of Santa Clara and the… Opinion Guardians of the Galaxy/Rated PG-13 for Sci-Fi Violence and a Rude Gesture by the Leading man – Apparently Improvised on the Spot. Admin August 20, 2014 The filmmakers who created Guardians of the Galaxy certainly didn’t give anything away in the trailers. The trailers were specifically… City Politics Protecting Neighborhoods or Cutting Student Housing? Larry Sacks August 20, 2014 When is a house not a home, but a boarding house? That’s the question the Neighborhood Protection Ordinance Committee (NPOC)… Sports Santa Clara PAL Softball Champ Gives Back Through Charity Camps Aubrie Tolliver August 20, 2014 Santa Clara PAL’s athletic programs have previously been the starting point for many great athletes’ careers. Kayla Henson, a PAL… City Politics Saratoga Ave. Townhouse Project Will Go to City Council With a Planning Commission Recommendation to Disapprove Carolyn Schuk August 20, 2014 After several hours of public comment and commission discussion, the Santa Clara Planning Commission voted against recommending that the City… Community Thousands Attend Northside Branch Library’s Grand Opening Cynthia Cheng August 20, 2014 After years of community campaigning, the execution of an ambitious construction project, a heart-wrenching setback due to a funding conflict… Opinion The Meaning of Meaningless Admin August 20, 2014 Let me ask you a question: What’s the best part of your job? Is it your paycheck? Not hardly. Is… Community Aloha Adoptions at SVACA Melissa McKenzie August 20, 2014 It’s tough to be an adult cat during kitten season. Families and individuals are kitten crazy during the summer months,… Community Catholic Charities Seeks Families for Refugee Foster Care Diane Andrews August 20, 2014 “I found myself with this rich and abundant life and wanted to share it with the next generation and didn’t… City Politics City’s 1998 Agreement Silent on Key Issue of Cost for Agnews Use Carolyn Schuk August 20, 2014 Whatever the city’s “original intent” was, in its September 1998 agreement with Sun about preservation and access to the 14.6-acre… Arts & Entertainment Concerts in the Park Series Winding Down Admin August 20, 2014 The smooth sounds of jazz hit the Central Park Pavilion stage as Dave Rocha played the second-to-last Concerts in the… 1 … 390 391 392 393 394 395 396 … 503
