Latest News Latest News Community Santa Clara University Class Brings Students and Seniors Together Cynthia Cheng February 24, 2016 Patti Simone, associate professor of psychology at Santa Clara University, remembers growing up as the last of six children and… Arts & Entertainment The Humbling Odyssey of Artist Hung-Tsu Chen Diane Andrews February 24, 2016 By its very title, “In the Eyes of the Beholder” invites the viewer to interact and find personal meaning in… Schools Agnews Schools Options Admin February 24, 2016 Next month is the deadline for Santa Clara Unified to decide the grade configuration of the new 60-acre Agnews K-12… City Politics City Observer: Feb. 17, 2016 Carolyn Schuk February 24, 2016 Soccer Gets 70% of Budget for City Athletic Facilities Of the $9.8 million Santa Clara has budgeted for athletic facility… City Politics Commission Recommends general plan change to make way for Controversial Retail-Residential Development David Alexander February 24, 2016 Proponents of the Mission Town Square development could get their way following the Santa Clara Planning Commission’s vote to alter… City Politics Development Fees: Another Opportunity for Venting by City Critics Carolyn Schuk February 24, 2016 Virtually all the correspondence Santa Clara has received about development impact fees endorsed raising them – in some cases exhorting… Business New Epicenter for Santa Clara Hobbyists Diane Andrews February 24, 2016 Santa Clara radio control (RC) hobbyists have a customer-friendly, new place to hang out. Hobby People found its way to… City Politics After Super Bowl Success, Mayor Matthews Announces His Retirement Carolyn Schuk February 17, 2016 Following the adage that it’s best to leave on high note, Santa Clara Mayor Jamie Matthews left office on the… Community Children Get Cozy at Central Park Library’s Pete the Cat Pajama Party Cynthia Cheng February 17, 2016 Jenny Gregg, children’s librarian at Central Park Library, led the 90 participants at the Feb. 6 Pete the Cat Pajama… CommunitySports Globe-Trotting Sutter Students Expand Their Horizons Without Leaving Town Diane Andrews February 17, 2016 Passport Day at Sutter Elementary School January 29th was the culmination of the annual Multicultural Week for the eager, globe-trotting… Community New State Law Requires Businesses to Recycle Organic Waste David Alexander February 17, 2016 In the wake of a new state law that goes into effect this year, businesses will now have to recycle… Community Santa Clara This Week 2/10- 2/16/2016 Carolyn Schuk February 17, 2016 Valentine’s Day Sweetheart Couple Photos: Saturday, Feb. 13, 10-11:30 am- Leave the kids, toddlers and babies at home and take… City PoliticsSchools SCUSD Seeks to Extend 2012 Parcel Tax Enacted During Budget Crisis Carolyn Schuk February 17, 2016 As one of its last acts of 2015 the Santa Clara Unified School Board voted 5-1 to try to extend… Schools STEM Innovation Bowl Immerses Young People in New Technology Cynthia Cheng February 17, 2016 At the front of the Central Park Library on Saturday, Jan. 30, children were launching handmade rockets. Indoors, near the… Community Superior Court Searching for 2016 Jurors David Alexander February 17, 2016 Justice Louis Brandeis once wrote that sunlight is the best disinfectant — that illuminating the machinations of government provides a… CommunitySports The Weekend Santa Clara Rocked Diane Andrews February 17, 2016 Santa Clara rocked for Super Bowl weekend, beginning with the free, city-sponsored Super Community Celebration all day and into the… Opinion Dislikable You Bob Goldman February 17, 2016 You know what’s wrong with you? Absolutely nothing. That’s why everyone likes you. And that, likeable reader, has simply got… Opinion Don’t Be Happy. Worry. Bob Goldman February 10, 2016 I’m worried about you. I’m worried that you are not worried about you. Really, the way things are going at… City Politics 45 Years Later, Santa Clara Debating Same Question About Council Elections Carolyn Schuk February 10, 2016 As the City Council considers changes in the way its members are elected, it’s a good time to reflect that… Arts & EntertainmentCommunity At the Intersection of Art and Human Trafficking Diane Andrews February 10, 2016 Santa Clara University professor, filmmaker and installation artist Jonathan Fung believes that social engagement and change can be sparked by… 1 … 325 326 327 328 329 330 331 … 477
