Author: Carolyn Schuk
City Politics
Eight of Santa Clara’s 10 Employee Unions Agree to Pay Concessions
June 11, 2025
In the face of Santa Clara’s ongoing budget deficit, eight of Santa Clara’s employee bargaining units have agreed to contract...
City Politics
Santa Clara Firefighters Agreed to Pay Concessions
May 29, 2025
Editor’s note: In last week’s edition we incorrectly reported that six city employee bargaining groups had agreed to concessions to...
Arts & Entertainment
From Big Band to Modern: Jazz for Every Taste at SCU
May 27, 2025
Santa Clara University SCU Presents is wrapping up the 2024-25 season with a pair of jazz concerts, Wednesday and Saturday of...
Community
Another Winning Soroptimists’ Fundraiser “In the Bag”
May 22, 2025
Now in its second decade, Soroptimist’s Classy Bag Luncheon and Auction continues to be the Santa Clara charity event of...
BusinessCommunity
Eduardo’s: Keeping the Tradition of Fine Tailoring Alive in Santa Clara
May 5, 2025
For 50 years, Manuel’s tailor shop was a familiar sight driving down Stevens Creek in Santa Clara. But the double...
Arts & EntertainmentCommunity
SJSU’s Beethoven Center: Not Just For Academics
April 29, 2025
Music lovers, if you’re free on Thursday, May 1, you might want to take in the last concert of the...
Arts & EntertainmentCommunity
Image and Space: Nathan Oliveira at the Triton Museum
April 27, 2025
Bay Area artist Nathan Oliveira (1928-2010) described himself as an abstract artist whose work had to be “about something.” For...
Community
James Williams: Santa Clara’s First African American Resident
April 26, 2025
James Williams wasn’t just Santa Clara’s first African American citizen and one of the first African Americans to settle in...
Business
Winning Connections: Sports and Local Business
April 22, 2025
With the World Cup and Super Bowl coming to Santa Clara’s Levi’s Stadium next year, the business of sports is...
Community
Santa Clara’s Triton Museum: San José’s Loss, Santa Clara’s Gain
April 7, 2025
The Triton might still be San José’s premier fine art museum had it not been for San José Fire Marshal John...