100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (October 4, 1918)
- Santa Clara “Over the Top” and County Nearing Her Quota for 4th Liberty Loan Drive
- Post Office Makes Excellent Showing: Employees of Department Have Made Excellent Showing With Bonds and War Stamps
- Why Uncle Sam Needs the Money: Enumeration of Various War Costs
- Local Schools Re-Open: Studies Resumed
- Soldier Band Will Play at Ball Game in San Jose
- Oil Industry Helps to Conserve Man-Power
- How and Where You Can Pay Your Liberty Bonds
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (October 2, 1968)
- Wilcox Protestors Stage Walkout: More than 60 Mexican-American Students Raise Six Demands With March Off Wilcox High School Grounds
- Dissidents Gather at Poverty Center: Over 150 Mexican-American Students, Parents and Sympathizers Walk Out of Board of Education Meeting With Complaints of Discrimination: Drive to Economic Opportunity Area Skills Center in Sunnyvale: Meet with Black Beret Group
- School Superintendant Lawrence Curtis Says No Changes for Present Until He Finishes Investigating Complaints of Mexican-American Students and Parents
- Area School Changes Told: Consultant’s Recommendations for School Administration Re-Organization
- Black Panther’s Speech on October 9th: Eldridge Cleaver to Speak at Santa Clara University
- Two Arrests on Suspicion of Drug Use
- City Council is Anti-Proposition 9: Watson Amendment Would Place a Ceiling on Real Property Taxes
- Ten Agnews Area Zoning Changes Get OK; Planners to Study Parcel 11