100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (September 19, 1919)
- Chamber of Commerce Booster Issue: Santa Clara Extends Welcome to Homeseekers: Santa Clara is a Progressive City in the Heart of a Valley of Golden Sunshine
- Santa Clara’s Schools are Unsurpassed
- Climate Condition is Great City Asset
- Light and Power in Santa Clara is Municipally Owned
- Fruit and Manufacturing Industries Excel: Large Employers include Pratt-Low Preserving Company, A. Block Packing Company, Rosenberg Brothers, Eberhard Tanning Company, Merritt Cement Company and Pacific Manufacturing Company
- Questions and Answers on Government Insurance for Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (September 17, 1969)
- Planning Commissioner William Best Blasts City Council for High Density Rezoning Reversals
- Possible Valley Continuation High School Building Sites Revealed: 7 Sites Identified
- San Jose City Manager A.P. “Dutch” Hamann Takes Santa Clara University Post: Will Be Vice President for Development and Public Relations
- Two Pickets Arrested in Steel Strike at Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Company in Santa Clara: Worker Complains of Harassment When Crossing Picket Line
- Housewife Claims Someone Attempted to Kidnap Her on Pruneridge Ave.
- Local Home Brewery Blows Up: Resident Claims Jam Bubbled Over in Pressure Cooker But Police Find Rum Distillery in House
- San Jose State University’s Pioneering Registration Process: Adopts Computer-based Registration System
- Santa Clara Police Suspect Arson at Grass Fire by Stevens Creek Blvd. and Monroe near Lawrence Expressway: Four Santa Clara Boys Suspected of Starting Blaze
- Santa Clara Man, Lester Sullivan of Bellomy Street, Fatally Injured on The Alameda near Santa Clara University
- New Officers for Santa Clara Industrial Citizens’ Board include W.J. Nicholson, Owen Reeves, and Ellis Howard