Latest News Latest News Business Candy Boutique Sugarfina Opens in Santana Row Cynthia Cheng September 9, 2015 “We wanted to create a candy store for grownups,” begins Rosie O’Neill. “Where grownups can feel like kids again,” Josh… City Politics City Desk: Sept. 2, 2015 Carolyn Schuk September 9, 2015 Bus Rapid Transit Can’t Seem to Leave the Station VTA’s proposed Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system on El Camino from… Schools Help Sutter Speedway Admin September 9, 2015 Sutter Elementary School kindergarten teacher Mrs. Lucia has turned to online fundraising to help complete Sutter Speedway “Kindergarten students have… City PoliticsCommunity Is Levi’s Stadium Meeting Expectations? Carolyn Schuk September 9, 2015 How do the 2014-15 stadium financials compare to forecasts made before Levi’s Stadium was built? The short answer is, better… Community Author Tim J. Myers Releases Two New Books Cynthia Cheng September 2, 2015 “My mom gave me a geode, which is an oval shaped rock with crystal growing on the inside,” says Santa… Arts & Entertainment Black Cedar Performs in Santa Clara Admin September 2, 2015 Santa Clara’s Studio Bongiorno often brings varied sounds to its floor space. In the past, the studio-gallery has hosted acoustic… City Politics City Desk: August 25, 2015 Carolyn Schuk September 2, 2015 Levi’s Stadium Celebrates Birthday, Santa Clara’s Bottom Line Grows $2.9 Million Levi’s Stadium just had its first birthday and the… Arts & Entertainment Concerts in the Park Conclude, Triton Free Fridays Begin in September Melissa McKenzie September 2, 2015 Although the Cultural Commission has received some pushback about the time and date change of the Santa Clara Concerts in… Schools Education Desk August 26, 2015 Carolyn Schuk September 2, 2015 “Unprecedented”CA School Funding Year But One-Time Windfalls Won’t Last Forever A few months ago California schools were promised more money… Community Vanguard, Vanguard Cadets Compete in DCI Championships Melissa McKenzie September 2, 2015 Earlier this month the Santa Clara Vanguard and Vanguard Cadets capped off a summer of travel with the Drum Corps… Schools Santa Clara Parent Evangelina Trujeque Organizes Backpack Drive Cynthia Cheng August 26, 2015 A couple of years ago around Christmastime, Evangelina Trujeque and her husband Hector realized they bought too many toys for… Community Santa Clara Sister Cities Holds 34th BBQ Melissa McKenzie August 26, 2015 The menu was the same as it had been at events past – half of a barbecue chicken, Ray and… Schools Stampolis’ Financial Disclosure Discussion Delays SCUSD Labor Agreement Consideration Carolyn Schuk August 26, 2015 By refusing to disclose the nature of a $60,000 a year consulting agreement with a local construction trades union at… Opinion The Late Great You Bob Goldman August 26, 2015 OK, where were you? I was ready to start this column 20 minutes ago, but because you showed up late,… Community Bricks by the Bay Larry Sacks August 26, 2015 LEGO bricks have been around since 1932 and as with any item that catches someone’s attention, there are different levels… Op-Ed Enhancements Announced to Levi’s Stadium Robert Haugh August 26, 2015 With the football season underway and the first 49ers home pre-season game at Levi’s Stadium on Aug. 23, the 49ers… Schools Getting to Know New Millikin School Principal Robert Moss Cynthia Cheng August 26, 2015 Robert Moss is settled in at his new principal’s office at Millikin Basics+ Elementary School. Inside is a framed poster… Business Future Doctors get Training at Kaiser Permanente Medical Centers Admin August 19, 2015 It is 5:45 a.m. on a recent Monday and Rachel Shelly-Abrahamson, a third-year medical student, is in an office cubicle… City PoliticsCommunity More International Recognition for Santa Clara’s Citizen Engagement Programs Carolyn Schuk August 19, 2015 The town clerk – keeper and protector of the community’s recorded history – is one of the world’s oldest municipal… Community Northside Library Glams Up for One-Year Anniversary Bash Cynthia Cheng August 19, 2015 Northside Library zipped through a busy inaugural year. An estimated 280,000 visitors have walked through its glass doors. About 380,000… 1 … 336 337 338 339 340 341 342 … 477
