Latest News Latest News Milestones Milestones: Meeting the Star Miles H Barber, Publisher May 20, 2020 The past four Sunday nights have captured fans, friends and families as they have watched “The Last Dance.” The captivating… Community Free COVID-19 Testing, New Testing Site in San Jose Alissa Soroten May 20, 2020 Santa Clara County took time today to remind residents that COVID-19 testing is free. To get tested, you don’t need… City Politics Sunnyvale Steps Up to Serve Residents, Businesses During COVID-19 Carolyn Schuk May 20, 2020 In recent weeks the Sunnyvale City Council added some new COVID-19 programs to the roster of services that the City… City Politics Stadium Authority Hears Quarterly Financial Report David Alexander May 19, 2020 The coronavirus pandemic has not dampened the bad blood between local politicians and Levi’s Stadium management. At the Stadium Authority… Public Safety Santa Clara Police Report: May 10 – 16 Santa Clara Police Department May 19, 2020 The Police Blotter highlights a partial list of incidents in the city and is distributed on a weekly basis. The… City Politics County Allows Retailers to Start Curbside Pickup Alissa Soroten May 18, 2020 Santa Clara County is now officially allowing curbside pickup with their new COVID-19 order, which goes into effect on Friday…. City Politics More Counties Can Reopen if They Are Ready Alissa Soroten May 18, 2020 Expanding on regional variance guidelines made earlier this month, Governor Gavin Newsom announced more modifications to California’s stay at home… Community County Recommends Essential Workers Get Tested for COVID-19 Often, For Free Alissa Soroten May 15, 2020 The County of Santa Clara Public Health Department now recommends that workers who have frequent interaction with members of the… Schools SCUSD Approves New Pay for Substitutes Alissa Soroten May 15, 2020 As an unusual school year nears its end, the Santa Clara Unified School District (SCUSD) Board of Trustees met on… Community Got a Smartphone? You can Help Researchers Understand COVID-19 Carolyn Schuk May 15, 2020 Want to help advance scientific knowledge about coronavirus? Just pick up your mobile phone. At the end of March, UCSF… Community Great American Baking Show Semi-Finalist Alex Willis Says There’s No Better Time for Baking Diane Andrews May 14, 2020 “Now is a great time for people to try and bake,” said Alex Willis, who was born in Tokyo, grew… Community Sunnyvale Resident Valerie Lau Wins $54,200 on Wheel of Fortune Cynthia Cheng May 14, 2020 Valerie Lau, born and raised in Sunnyvale, was the main winner on Wheel of Fortune’s April 30 show. During the… Public Safety Santa Clara’s New Police Chief Takes Over at Unprecedented Time Erika Towne May 14, 2020 In his 28 years in the Santa Clara Police Department (SCPD), new Police Chief Pat Nikolai has seemingly done it… Milestones Milestones: The failure of fear Miles H Barber, Publisher May 13, 2020 Can our communities go back to work? Is it time to open enterprise, take a calculated risk and put our… Public Safety Santa Clara, Sunnyvale Still Dealing with Burglaries, Theft Erika Towne May 13, 2020 Despite the shelter in place order that was issued in mid-March, local police agencies are still dealing with their share… City Politics Coronavirus Hits City’s Coffers Hard, Council Shells Out For Public Relations Work David Alexander May 13, 2020 Amid the massive economic slowdown created by the coronavirus pandemic — adding to an already multi-million-dollar deficit — Santa Clara… City Politics New State-wide Modifications Give Santa Clara County a View into their Future Alissa Soroten May 12, 2020 Governor Gavin Newsom announced new modifications and guidelines for sectors to move deeper into Phase 2 of the State’s four-phase… City Politics After Near Miss, City Council Approves Pedestrian Light Jacob Bourne May 12, 2020 Chapel Drive resident Natalie Guzzetti has been lobbying for the past year to get safety measures implemented for a crosswalk… Public Safety Santa Clara Police Report: May 3 – 9 Santa Clara Police Department May 12, 2020 The Police Blotter highlights a partial list of incidents in the city and is distributed on a weekly basis. The… Schools SCUSD Supports School, Community with Distance Well Being Checks Erika Towne May 8, 2020 Schools across the country have closed their campuses, quickly sending students into a new world based in distance learning. According… 1 … 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 … 477
