100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (September 26, 1919)
- Traffic Laws are Rigidly Enforced: Speed Signs Now in Place: Speed Limit is 15 Miles
- Sheriff Lyle Goes After Bank Thugs: Mark Monroe Alias Mark Thornton Faces Robbery Charges Brought by H.L. Warburton
- Soldiers Join New American Legion Branch Serving San Jose and Santa Clara
- High Prices to get Jolt Soon Says Herbert Hoover Who has Returned to Palo Alto After Serving as U.S. Food Administrator
- Window Glass Company Seeks Factory Site: In Touch with Chamber of Commerce
- Milk Given to Students in County: California Dairy Council to Conduct Survey Through-out State
- Pratt-Low Preserving Company to Build Branch Plant in Redwood City
- Governor William Stephens May Aid California Forest Drama: Plans for California State Forest Play: ‘The Soul of Sequoia’
- Bank of Italy Enters Foreign Trade Field
- Pioneer Day Observed by Santa Clara Woman’s Club: Honorees Tell Very Interesting Tales of Early Days of California
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (September 24, 1969)
- Mayor’s Ball Kicks-off 24th Annual Festival Days Celebration: Ball to Benefit Triton Museum, Santa Clara Players, Santa Clara Chorale, and Santa Clara Philharmonic
- City Council Nixes Rezoning Request for Granada at Flora Vista Parcel: Request to Rezone from Agricultural Land to Apartment Zoning Turned Down
- Peppertree Homeowners Picket: Object to Rezoning of Nearby Land from Single Family Residential to Apartment Zoning
- 2-Acre Parcel on Agnew Road Selected for Proposed Agnew Park Site
- William Ward Quits Sprinkler Project He Volunteered to Put in on Triton Museum Grounds: Says City Failed to Get Him Materials Needed to Carry Project Forward
- Stanford Professor, Dr. William Odell, to Assist SCUSD in Screening Candidates for New Superintendent: Need to Find Replacement for Retiring Supt. Lawrence Curtis
- Pros and Cons of Sex Education in Public Schools to be Topic of Fall Meeting of Santa Clara County Motion Picture and Television Council