100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (September 6, 1918)
- Register Next Thursday September 12th at City Hall: All Males 18 to 45 Must Register or Pay the Penalty: Patriots Will Register Willingly and Promptly
- War Savings Day Set for September 9th
- Liberty Loan Men Plan Volunteer Day September 27th
- Local Red Cross Does Great Work: Santa Clara Has Gone Over the Top of Its Quota of Knitted Socks
- 4th of July Committee Donates Over $200 to Local Red Cross Committee
- Miss Anna Vargas, Local Nurse, Injured in War, Now Safe in France with Red Cross
- Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Warren: Well-Known Pioneer Passes Away at Home, 1160 Jackson Street
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (September 4, 1968)
- City Eyes Mayorship: Proposed Ballot Proposition to Decide if Santa Clara Will Have an Elected Mayor
- Zoning Ordinance Law Debate Starts
- Proposed Apartment Development at Lawrence and Flora Vista Gets Zoning Change from Agricultural to Residential (R-3)
- City Council Studies ‘Quad’ Probe: Two Square Mile Part of Old Santa Clara Known as ‘The Quad’
- Dramatic Rag Presentation: Irving Cabral Demands Investigation of Outrageous Price City is Paying for Maintenance Rags
- Mrs. Janet Jones Injured in Auto Accident near Intersection of Stevens Creek Road and San Tomas Expressway
- Date Set for Presidential Candidate Richard Nixon to Speak at Buck Shaw Stadium at University of Santa Clara
- George Wallace for President Campaign Office Opened at 3231 El Camino Real
- City Council Kills Proposal for 124-unit Apartment at Winchester & Newhall
- Beware of Hitchhiking!: Two College Girl Hitchhikers Robbed Near Intersection of Central & Lawrence Expressways
- Changes at Santa Clara Journal: Al Mason to be Managing Editor Replacing Doris Fleming and Mrs. Jeanne Powell Named to Staff