100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (November 22, 1918)
- Santa Claran, Edward Hurley, is Reappointed by Navy Department as United States Shipping Board Chairman
- Tractor School To Open Here: Vocational Classes Related to Farm and Machinery Courses
- United War Work (UWW) Drive is Successful Here
- Santa Clara County Ranks 12th Among California’s 58 Counties in War Savings Drive
- Reception Plans Underway for Local Boys Returning from War Front and Military Camps
- Post-War Prosperity Will be Permanent Says Real Estate Man A.T. Helm
- Native Daughters of the Golden West Will Hold Dance Saturday Night to Raise Funds for Red Cross
- Miss Alice Richards Sails to France to do War Reconstruction Work for Red Cross
- Judge Lorigan Urged for Appellate Court by Santa Clara County Bar Association
- Jewel Baking Company Sold to I. J. Felis of San Jose
- Public Library, Closed during Flu Epidemic, to Reopen this Afternoon
- Popularity of County Clerk, Henry A. Pfister, Shown by Record Vote: Gets More Votes than Anyone Else Running for Office in Santa Clara County
- New President of University of Santa Clara, Rev. Timothy Murphy, is Noted Orator
- Robert Starr Writes Home to Father from French Front
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (November 20, 1968)
- 100 Wilcox High Students Tutor at Local Elementary Schools During Study Hall Period: Teacher Ray Elwell Coordinates Project
- Talks Expand in Wilcox Rift: Mexican-American Parents and Students Want More Representation in Personnel Hearings
- Local Train Engineer, Santa Claran George Scott, Files Half Million Dollar Lawsuit Against Campbell Police for False Arrest
- City Council Agrees to Help Subsidize Festivity Honoring Local Olympic Champions but Refuses to Pay for the Champagne
- Annual ‘Santa Clara Santa Project’ Underway: Goal is to Raise Funds to Provide Christmas Food Baskets and Toys to Needy Families in Santa Clara and Alviso
- Mayor Gillmor Suggests Forming a Liaison Committee Between City and SCUSD
- Groundbreaking was held November 15th for Second Phase of Multi-Million Vista Del Lago Lakeside Apartments and Office Center on Saratoga Ave.: 170 Apartments to be Built in this Phase
- Current Mayor, Gary Gillmor Announces He Will Run Again in April
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