Construction has started on the 0.68-acre, four-story, Madison Place project at 1460 Monroe (at El Camino Real). The development will include 638,958 square feet of office and commons space and 28 Housing Units and 5,530 square feet of retail space. The Madison Place project proposes the development of a 4-story mixed use building including 2 … Read more
KAAJ Healthcare, a multi-specialty group based in Santa Clara, is meeting the new era of medical service technology head-on. The organization was recently named a regional finalist in Comcast Business Service’s Innovation 4 Entrepreneurs contest and was awarded $10,000 to help with the implementation of their Electronic Health Record (EHR). This will help support KAAJ … Read more
“Seeds of Hope,” the annual Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara/San Jose Cancer Survivors Day Conference and Celebration, takes a turn towards the heart on June 14 – a Sunday of learning, wellness and living after cancer. The event is open to the public at the Santa Clara Medical Center of Kaiser. Thanks to constant improvements in … Read more
AAA Northern California, Nevada & Utah (NCNU) honored Robin Chirico from Briarwood Elementary School as a AAA NCNU Patrol Advisor of the Year on May 21. The AAA School Safety program recognizes students and advisors in local areas with exemplary leadership qualities. The patrol program helps to reduce pedestrian accidents as children cross streets to and … Read more
With her family at her side, retiring Sutter Elementary School teacher Nancy Crisafulli (in red) was presented with a California State Assembly Certificate of Recognition of her 36 years of service by field representative Karina Dominguez on behalf of the 25th District Assemblymember Kansen Chu at a May 29 awards ceremony overseen by Principal Michael … Read more
It’s not something people like to think or talk about, but Kaiser Permanente physicians are finding that when patients plan for life’s what ifs- life’s unplanned catastrophic events, they actually feel a great deal of relief and satisfaction. This type of planning is just as important as planning for your education, your family, your finances … Read more
The Santa Clara Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) hosted a National Travel and Tourism Week Luncheon earlier this month at the Santa Clara Convention Center. The purpose of the hospitality industry focused event was to recognize the important role tourism has in Santa Clara and Silicon Valley. In a report released by the California Travel and … Read more
Former and current veterans gathered at the Santa Clara Veterans Memorial in Central Park for a Memorial Day ceremony on May 25. With dignitaries, Congressman Mike Honda and Assemblymember Kansen Chu in attendance, Gunnery Sergeant Denny Weisgerber, USMC retired, gave the afternoon’s keynote speech and Santa Clara Mayor Jamie Matthews and Council Member Pat Kolstad … Read more
In a book talk at Studio Bongiorno on May 9, former council member Kevin Moore and author Gary Singh discussed Singh’s book, “The San Jose Earthquakes: A Seismic Soccer Legacy.” Initially billed as a conversation about what stories didn’t make the book, the event ended up becoming a conversation about the Earthquakes and Singh’s journey … Read more
The City of Santa Clara has unveiled the results of a nearly year-long brand initiative. “The Center of What’s Possible,” the new tagline, reflects Santa Clara’s can-do spirit as well as its geographic and economic strengths. “Our city has a long, full history of pioneering-from the farmers who planted fruit orchards in the 1800s, to … Read more