Head of Sunnyvale Chamber leaves organization
After ten years as head of the Sunnyvale Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce, Don Eagleston has left the organization. The group is now actively searching…
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Census hiring resumes as Bay Area offices reopen
While COVID-19 has thrown a wrench into normal operations for the U.S. Census, operations are quickly ramping back up. Phased reopenings of census offices in…
County orders hospitals to provide more COVID-19 tests
Testing remains a core facet of Santa Clara County’s ongoing fight against the spread of COVID-19. The county has launched a number of pop-up testing…
Santa Clara mayor commits to reviewing police policies
Many West Valley cities are revisiting their policing practices following the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis and the subsequent protests against police brutality that…
County continues pop-up COVID-19 testing program
As part of its effort to improve testing capacity, Santa Clara County is continuing its neighborhood COVID-19 testing pop-ups. Health officials are setting up two…
Cupertino rolls out COVID-19-era rules for outdoor dining
With the June 1 notice from Santa Clara County’s health officials that outdoor dining could resume four days later, on June 5, local officials were…
Outdoor restaurant dining resumes in Santa Clara County
Nearly 12 weeks after shuttering, restaurant dining is making its comeback in Santa Clara County Friday. It has been a tough spring, with many restaurants…
Palo Alto backtracks, ends curfew
Just 48 hours after issuing a citywide curfew, Palo Alto has backtracked. The city’s curfew officially expired at 5 a.m. Thursday morning. Issued on Tuesday…
Palo Alto issues overnight curfew
Following a number of other cities across the Bay Area, and the country, Palo Alto issued a citywide curfew Tuesday afternoon. It applies from 8:30…