With a winter of El Nino storms forecast, it’s reassuring to know that Silicon Valley Power (SVP), Santa Clara’s city-owned, nonprofit electrical utility, is proactive in minimizing power disruptions, whether due to weather or other emergencies. SVP implements on-going infrastructure improvements, and by design, under-loads city power circuits. “Our...
Author: Diane Andrews
The painter’s canvas is unique to be sure: the four sides of a rectangular, roadside electrical utility box somewhere in Santa Clara....
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It was a sight to behold on the road–an almost eight-foot-high, tan teddy bear wearing a red and white candy-striped holiday bow...
The Silvas are first-time parents, and their nine-month old son, Miles, is the light of their lives. “Miles is delightful. I’m happy...
“This is pretty cool!” said Wilson High School student Derrick Gil, whose P.A.L. holiday shopping escort was Santa Clara Police Department Chief...
Vishal and Roopa Nayak and their two- and four-year-old daughters had just had their picture taken with Santa Claus, by one of...
Enjoy these childhood memories of holidays past–Christmas, Hanukkah, and New Year’s celebrations–as shared by Santa Clarans originally from Norway, Mexico, Germany, Russia,...
The Bay Area Mosque Coalition organized “Stand Together in Solidarity,” an inspirational evening in support of the 36 families of the mass...
As it has for the last 42 years, “The Nutcracker,” a classical ballet by Russian composer Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, has come to...
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“Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, had a very shiny nose,” sang out sixty some fifth graders from Milliken Basics+ Elementary School, 615 Hobart...