100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (February 28, 1919)
- Sudden Death of Prominent Santa Claran: Andrew J. Oswald, Involved in Mining Industry, Dies in His Home at Corner of Monroe & Benton
- Former Well-Known Santa Claran, J. A. McGrath Passes Away
- Firemen Hold Banquet for Returned Soldiers: Held in Spacious Rooms of Hook & Ladder House: Max Kohner Serves as Master of Ceremonies
- Increasing Demand for All California Made Goods Says State Purchasing Agent: State Seeks to Purchase California Made Goods Before Ordering from Out-of-State
- Father Ricard, ‘Padre of the Rains’, Gives Weather Report from the Observatory at Santa Clara University: Says March Will be Wet Month
- State Drenched by Downpour: Over an Inch of Rain Fell in Santa Clara Valley: Showers Welcomed by Farmers: Rainfall Finally Above Average
- Best Fourth of July Ever Planned for This Year to Welcome Home Soldiers & Sailors
- United States Owes $60 to Every Soldier, Sailor, and Marine
- ‘Buy Now’ Says State Bureau: To Restore Industry to Pre-War Basis and to Furnish Employment to Returning Soldiers: Avoid Waste but Buy Everything You Do Need Now
- Make Thrift a National Habit: School Curriculum Should Teach Thrift to Students
- Sunday Laws for California Proposed by Fanatics: These Laws are Religious in Nature and Should Have No Part in Civil Law Statute Books
- Tractor Class at Santa Clara High School Now in Full Swing
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (February 26, 1969)
- School Integration, Busing Sought: Parents Criticize Rios Report at County Board of Education Hearing
- Citizen’s Advisory Meeting Includes Soul Music and Finger Snapping: Santa Clara University Students Provide a Demonstration and Music Related to Their ‘Santa Clara Free You’ Project and Classes
- Twenty Run for Four Seats in April School Board Election
- Kathryn Hughes School PTA Honors Mrs. Francisco Reyes with an Honorary Life Membership
- Cops Interrupt ‘Illegal Nap’: Man Cited for ‘Illegal Lodging’ When Found Napping in a Camper Parked on 3100 Block of El Camino Real
- Several Injury-Involved Rear-End Collisions in Santa Clara the Past Ten Days
- Councilman Matt Talia Announces He Will Run in Mayor’s Race
- Cultural Advisory Commission Member, W. Larry Ferguson, Will Run for City Council
- Public Symposium on Marijuana to be Held in Nobili Hall at Santa Clara University
- Physics Teachers’ Institute Will be Held at Santa Clara University During Summer
- Movie to be Shown at ‘Underground Library’ in Franklin Mall: ‘The Hunchback of Notre Dame’