Between 1948 and 1965, Santa Clara laid the foundation for becoming power-independent, and that was due to the vision of two people: George Sullivan and Don Von Raesfeld, a...
Author: Carolyn Schuk
The air may have been chilly, but the spirit was warm at December’s Chanukah Menorah lighting in Santa Clara. The event drew...
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As more local firefighters headed south over the weekend, crews already on the scene are putting in long hours in the fight...
In 1896 — 14 years after Thomas Edison launched the first electrical power plant in the U.S., Santa Clara’s Board of Town...
Southern California’s cataclysmic fires were only 36 hours old, but by Thursday afternoon, firefighters from Sunnyvale and Santa Clara were on the...
Christmas is a time when we think a lot about tradition and revel in old-timey imagery. So, we took a look back...
Charles Dickens wrote in his immortal Christmas Carol that Christmas was the time of year when “Want is keenly felt, and Abundance...
“It was a fun day,” said Hannah. “I thought it was going to be talking about cars. But it wasn’t. It was...
You might know Ray Gamma’s name from Santa Clara’s Ray Gamma dog park. In the course of his 92 years, the lifelong...
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If Halloween is your favorite holiday, the Menagerie Oddities Yuletide Market on the Winchester Mystery House grounds is the holiday fair for...