Latest News Latest News Community Looking Back – Week of Dec 25 Admin January 1, 2014 100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (December 23, 1913) Parents Approve of Social Activities of Grammar School Pupils: Talents of… Opinion The Hunger Games: Catching Fire/Rated PG-13 for Violence, Garish Costuming And Some Kissing Karl Scott January 1, 2014 The Hunger Games: Catching Fire is based on part two of a trilogy of stories. Part one made enough money… Business Santa Clara Filipino Restaurant Adds Typhoon Relief to the Menu Carolyn Schuk January 1, 2014 The front window of Toppings Tree Restaurant (www.toppingstree.com) at Homestead and Monroe is a one-stop shop for ways to help… Community Shop With a PAL Lifts Joy for the Holidays Admin January 1, 2014 Several Santa Clara Police officers played the role of Santa’s helper during Santa Clara PAL’s third annual Shop-With-A-P.A.L. program on… Arts & Entertainment The Christmas Mouse Larry Sacks January 1, 2014 Most people generally aren’t happy to discover they have uninvited houseguests. But when that one house guest suddenly becomes a… Community Visit The Rock Without Leaving Santa Clara Melissa McKenzie January 1, 2014 Alcatraz Island has a long, storied history. It has served as a military and federal prison, abode to aboriginal people,… Community Winning Holiday Home Decorations Light Up Community Cynthia Cheng January 1, 2014 “I started doing holiday decorations because my son is enamored with lights,” says Ryan Winterbourne. This year, Winterbourne set up… Community Sports Briefs Admin December 25, 2013 Wilcox Boys Basketball Keeps Perfect The Wilcox Chargers (4-0) continued their perfect start to the season with a 69-48 win… Community Santa Clara Library & Friends Host Craft Fair Admin December 25, 2013 Always ready to roll up their sleeves to raise funds for library programs, the Santa Clara City Library Foundation and… Community Stadium Talks That Started With a 2003 Letter, Built on Decades of City Work Carolyn Schuk December 25, 2013 Thomas Edison famously said that genius is five percent inspiration and 95 percent perspiration. That’s certainly true about Levi’s Stadium,… Community This Magic Moment: Holiday Train with Santa Aboard Lights Up the Night Diane Andrews December 25, 2013 In finger-chilling weather that made it seem more like the North Pole than Santa Clara, a Salvation Army brass band… Opinion Here’s (Not) Looking at You, Kid Admin December 25, 2013 Bad news. After all the effort you have put into becoming the perfect “low- profile” employee, who nobody knows or… Schools Boy Band After Romeo Performs for Cabrillo Middle School Students Cynthia Cheng December 25, 2013 On the afternoon of December 6, students at Cabrillo Middle School were in for a treat as they gathered at… Sports Bruins Beat Chargers in Pre-Season Match Up Melissa McKenzie December 25, 2013 In a pre-season scrimmage, the Santa Clara Bruins beat the Wilcox Chargers 2-0 on Dec. 10. During an extremely physical… City Politics Santa Clara City Desk: Dec. 18, 2013 Carolyn Schuk December 25, 2013 Council Approves Climate Action Plan Add-On to 2010 General Plan At the Dec. 3 meeting, the Santa Clara City Council… Schools Santa Clara Education Desk: Dec. 18, 2013 Carolyn Schuk December 25, 2013 The Dec. 12 Santa Clara Unified School Board meeting was another five-hour event. But, facing an agenda with a dozen… Arts & Entertainment Forty Years of Holiday Fun Melissa McKenzie December 25, 2013 As visions of sugar plums dance in the heads of children across the world this holiday season, many will experience… Community Holiday Gift Fair, Family Day at Triton Admin December 25, 2013 The Triton Museum of Art held its annual Holiday Gift Fair on Dec. 7-8. The event featured over 20 artists… Community Liberty Tower Holiday Lights Now Shine More “Green” Carolyn Schuk December 25, 2013 This year Liberty Towner’s holiday will shine green – not in color but in energy use. Santa Clara’s International Brotherhood… Community Library’s Sustainable U Program Hosts Bread Making Class Cynthia Cheng December 25, 2013 At the Santa Clara Central Park Library on December 8, attendees of a bread making class learned that they can… 1 … 395 396 397 398 399 400 401 … 488
