Latest News Latest News Business Silicon Valley Bank — Part of an Evolving Crisis for Business Banking Carolyn Schuk March 23, 2023 Over the weekend of March 11-12, there was some hope that the FDIC would step in like George Bailey and… City Politics Council Rehashes Old Argument of Who Polices the Majority Erika Towne March 22, 2023 The Santa Clara City Council once again dealt with the conundrum of who polices the majority. Four community members brought… City Politics City Releases Investigation Report — 20 Months After it was Finished, and 6 Hours After Editorial Slamming City’s Inaction Carolyn Schuk March 21, 2023 After a mystifying delay, on Monday the City of Santa Clara finally released a June 2021 report about an investigation… Sports Bruins Bear Down, Survive Frantic Finish in Extras Andrew Bensch March 21, 2023 Friday afternoon’s softball matchup between the Santa Clara Bruins and Monta Vista Matadors was fitting of a competition on St…. Op-Ed When it Comes to City Investigations, Just Don’t Get Caught Saying Naughty Words The Editorial Board March 20, 2023 Three years ago, retired Santa Clara police officers Brian Gilbert and Phil Cooke pled guilty to a criminal harassment campaign… Arts & EntertainmentCommunity Composer Florence Price Featured by Symphony San José Carolyn Schuk March 17, 2023 Quick! name a major American composer. Maybe Aaron Copeland, Duke Ellington, Samuel Barber, Charles Ives or John Williams come to… Arts & EntertainmentCommunity Wondering What to Do on St. Patrick’s Day? (Or Wondering What It Is?) Diane Andrews March 16, 2023 The Bay Area Irish population skyrockets on St. Patrick’s Day (March 17) weekend as fun-loving Irish and Hibernophiles (those fond… Sports Baseball and Softball Teams Making Due Despite Rain Andrew Bensch March 16, 2023 With the coldest, longest and wettest winter seen in years in the Bay Area, the start of the high school… Milestones Milestones – The Santa Clara Way – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher March 15, 2023 Santa Clara has to be thankful for the City Council majority that has returned sanity to the budget, the council and… CommunityPublic Safety Winds Snap Power Poles, Destroy Piece of Santa Clara History Erika Towne March 15, 2023 The strong winds brought on by the Bay Area’s latest storm caused a scary situation for some residents along Homestead… Arts & EntertainmentCommunity Magic at the Mission: Ragazzi Boys Chorus Performs Spring Concert Diane Andrews March 14, 2023 The highly-reputed Ragazzi Boys Chorus, comprising approximately 200 boys ages 5 – 19 from over 100 schools in 30+ Bay… Public Safety Women’s Heart Health Takes Center Stage at Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara Kaiser Permanente March 11, 2023 In the Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara Medical Center lobby, Physician Allison Collins mixed a bowl of finely chopped kale with… Schools Santa Clara Unified: Budget Check-In Shows Deficit Spending, Salary Increases Alissa Soroten March 10, 2023 Back from the break and back to business. The Santa Clara Unified School District Board of Trustees met on Thursday,… City PoliticsCommunity 49ers Offer Restructuring Clarity Erika Towne March 10, 2023 The 49ers are offering new clarity to an internal restructuring that took place earlier this month. “Last week, the 49ers… Community Hot Dog Dude Perfects American Tradition Diane Andrews March 8, 2023 Rain or shine, the Hot Dog Dude is there for commuters at Santa Clara’s Great America Amtrak station, 5099 Stars… Sports Bruins Battle Back, But Fall to Rams Andrew Bensch March 8, 2023 The Santa Clara Bruins baseball squad showed off their scrappy style of play on Tuesday in a non-league matchup against… City Politics Stadium Spending Chafes Mayor and Cohort, Council Approves Anyway David Alexander March 8, 2023 Mayor Lisa Gillmor isn’t happy. She isn’t happy that the City has received no performance rent from the stadium for… Community Girls Got the Blues Concert Benefiting Next Door Solutions Press Release March 8, 2023 Next Door Solutions to Domestic Violence, Santa Clara County’s oldest and largest nonprofit domestic violence service provider, announced it will… Milestones Milestones – Taxpayers Will Bail Out the Mayor! – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher March 7, 2023 You may recall the runaway railroad of the Gillmor council just a few years ago. Down was up, up was… Community “Miracle on Warburton” — Triton Architects Look Back 40 Years Carolyn Schuk March 7, 2023 “When cynics said it couldn’t be done, the ‘do it’ Triton Museum did it,” Mercury News reporter Dorothy Burkhart wrote… 1 … 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 … 496
