Santa Clara Northside and Mission Libraries Reopen
City of Santa Clara bibliophiles should rejoice at the return of the Mission and Northside Branch Libraries. Last week, the two bibliothecas reopened after being…
Newsom orders stricter water restrictions amid ongoing drought
As California enters its third year of severe drought, Gov. Gavin Newsom orders water agencies to tighten water conservation rules—the most pervasive, statewide water restriction…
South Bay and Peninsula Earth Month Activities
April is Earth Month! Many groups in the South Bay and Peninsula will celebrate the environmental holiday. Watershed Day – Saturday, April 2, 3-5 p.m. …
Cupertino hires new Public Works Director
The City of Cupertino announced Matt Morley as its new Director of Public Works last week. Morley will assume his new role on April4. For…
Three local youth selected for Carnegie Hall orchestral training program
Carnegie Hall has selected 81 young musicians for NYO2 in summer 2022, three of whom are residents of Santa Clara County. The national program recognizes…
Capitol Corridor extends 30-percent fare discount till June due to high gas prices
Capitol Corridor has extended its 30 percent discount for all one-way and round trips through June 30 due to the continued rise in gas prices….
Housing affordability ‘deteriorates’ for all Californians: C.A.R.
Housing affordability “deteriorated” for all Californians last year, due in large part to double-digit home price growth during the COVID-19 crisis, according to the newly…
Former Vallco Mall Site Rises Up
The 50-acre housing, office, retail, and parkland development currently under construction at the old Vallco Mall will now be known as The Rise. The Sand…
The South Bay and Peninsula step up to help Ukrainian people
South Bay and Peninsula residents are stepping up to help the Ukrainian people. A group of Ukrainian Stanford students is raising money to send medical…