Latest News Latest News Arts & EntertainmentSchools Student Directing a Big Part of SCHS Drama Dept.’s “The Addams Family” Cynthia Cheng April 11, 2023 Santa Clara High School’s Drama Department is showing “The Addams Family” this month. The musical depicts the angst of keeping… BusinessCommunity Local Business Owner Pushes for More Women in Construction Erika Towne April 10, 2023 Santa Clara business owner Misha Homara knows firsthand what it’s like to be a woman in a male-dominated industry. As… Arts & EntertainmentCommunity 2023 Sunset Cinema Lineup Released Erika Towne April 8, 2023 The City of Santa Clara has announced the 2023 Sunset Cinema lineup. The outdoor free movie series returns to a… Community What A Difference A Decade Makes: March-April 2013 Carolyn Schuk April 7, 2023 Ten years ago, Santa Clara’s budget was coming out of the Great Recession — posting a $6.6 million surplus —… Milestones Milestones – Sanity Returns! – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher April 6, 2023 When voters said they endured enough of the rogue actions of Mayor Lisa Gillmor and her council majority, voters responded…. Sports Wilcox Softball Shows Resiliency in Win Over Sobrato Andrew Bensch April 5, 2023 The Wilcox Chargers softball squad had every reason to let Saturday’s game against Sobrato slip away from them. It was… City Politics City Still Without FIFA Documents, Council’s Patience Wears Thin David Alexander April 5, 2023 The Santa Clara City Council will consider subpoenaing the Forty Niners Management Company (ManCo) to get hold of the documents… Community Santa Clara’s Anne Kepner Named 26th Assembly District’s Woman of the Year Cynthia Cheng April 3, 2023 Assemblymember Evan Low, representing the 26th Assembly District, named Anne Kepner, who serves on the West Valley Mission Community College… Community Greene Scholars Focuses on STEM Education in African American Community Shawn Chong March 31, 2023 The Greene Scholars, located in Santa Clara, is an African American foundation that devotes itself to education. The organization recently… Arts & EntertainmentCommunity Tearing Down Barriers to Enjoying Great Music Carolyn Schuk March 30, 2023 If you’ve been to any live performance recently, you’ve probably noticed that ticket prices have escalated. At the same time,… Milestones Milestones – Loose Law is a Loser! – Opinion Miles H Barber, Publisher March 29, 2023 Law, order and justice have been the hallmark of America’s success for more than 200 years. While there have been… City PoliticsCommunity SVP Considers New Increase in July 2023 Erika Towne March 29, 2023 Silicon Valley Power (SVP) is talking about a new, mid-year rate increase, about six months after the last increase. In… Sports Wilcox Splits Series with Homestead Andrew Bensch March 28, 2023 After opening up the De Anza League season win an 8-3 home win over Homestead on Wednesday, March 22, the… City Politics How Does the City of Santa Clara Define “Special Advisor?” Erika Towne March 27, 2023 As a local small business manager and member of one of the only working cooperatives in the South Bay, Kirk… Arts & EntertainmentCommunity Mission College’s Vargas Gallery Presents “Bamboo & Haiku” Virtual Exhibit Cynthia Cheng March 27, 2023 In March 2020, an art exhibit titled “Bamboo & Haiku” was supposed to open in the Vargas Gallery at Mission… Schools Santa Clara Unified Will Do Project Labor Agreement Pilot Alissa Soroten March 24, 2023 Like a comet, the should we or shouldn’t we discussion about Project Labor Agreements makes an appearance at Santa Clara… Community Divorce With Respect Week Shows There’s a Better Way Shawn Chong March 23, 2023 Many Americans dream of tying the knot someday. To untie the knot when things get tough is something we never… 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… 1 … 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 … 499
