The 2024 Sunnyvale State of the City Celebration began at City Hall in the outdoor amphitheater on Sept. 21 with Los Alebrijes folklorico performers from Columbia Middle School and...
Author: Diane Andrews
“The tree lighting is an entertaining social gathering with a festive vibe of the holidays. It’s fun!” said Indian-born Santa Clara resident...
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It was Sunday in Santa Clara on a sunny weekend sandwiched between storms. “This is midway between a kid’s lemonade stand and...
Sixteen-year-old Mikhil Kiran, a senior at the Harker School in San Jose, started out in the business world in the fourth grade,...
“Why Africa?” is a question Rose Academies CEO Susan Stasi is sometimes asked about the nonprofit she founded a decade ago in...
Teenager Aeshaan Singhal is proof that one is never too young to improve life for others. Singhal’s nonprofit Bye Bye Kids’ Cancer...
“I’m not homeless. I’m houseless by choice,” said Valerie Nielsen, known as the bus lady around Santa Clara, where her green 1980,...
“The Hound of the Baskervilles” prowls the Santa Clara Players (SCP) stage October 11 – 26, just ahead of Halloween spooks and...
Santa Clara’s Northside Branch Library—the library that was decades in the works as it awaited political will and financing—celebrated its first decade...
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“I miss my son. The pain is hard,” said Esmeralda Perez, mother of 19-year-old Emmanuel Perez Becerra, shot twice and killed in...