100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (December 13, 1918)
- Schools Close as Spanish Influenza Returns
- State’s Message to Boys in Service: Loving Welcome and Expect Advantageous Placement in Return to Civilian Life
- Santa Clara County Plans Big Celebration for Homecoming of Heroes: Soldier Boys Coming from Camp Lewis Due in San Jose Tomorrow Afternoon
- Parents of War Victims Receive Sympathy Scroll
- How to Mail Xmas Gifts: Export Licenses on Packages for United Kingdom Taken Off Until December 15th
- Red Cross Has Big Work Ahead: Become Member and Get Button and Red Cross Seals
- Juvenile Garden Army Utilized in Drive to Speed Up Food Production
- Unique Christmas Display at Mead’s Jewelry Store at 1064 Franklin Street
- City Treasurer, Robert Fatjo, Donates Salary to Santa Clara Woman’s Club, Public Library and Volunteer Fire Department
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (December 11, 1968)
- Protestors Say ‘Mrs. Brooks Lied’: Angry Mexican-American Parents Accuse SCUSD Board Chair, Marianne Brooks, of Failing to Accept Their Additional Allegations of Discrimination at Wilcox High School
- Mexican-American Citizens Committee (MACC) Tells Aim of Group: Will Pursue Equal Citizenship Status Via the Democratic Process: Organized by Yolanda Marquez, Manuel Hernadez, Ray Mantejo and Mrs. Abel Pinon
- FACTS Info Due Tonight: Special Meeting of SCUSD to Hear Report of Financial Advisory Commission to Schools
- Schulman Debate Continues Today: Proposed Schulman Avenue Improvement District Will Primarily Benefit Memorex Corporation
- Santa Clara Dangerous Building Ordinance Changed: Controversial Section Modified
- Public Hearing for Proposed Continuation High School to be Opened at 1495 Don Avenue: Neighborhood Residents Expected to Protest Location
- Postman Brought 13,327 Pieces of Mail to Home: Santa Clara Postal Worker, Joseph L. Francisco, Jr. Indicted for Taking Home Mail Instead of Delivering It
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