What’s Happening With Community Performing Arts In Santa Clara?
All dressed up with no place to go is but one side of the coin in a world that’s been grounded. What’s happening with the nonprofit performing arts organizations and
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California wildfires moving, growing at record speeds due to climate change
When it comes to California wildfires, it now takes days, not decades, to produce what had been seen as a once-in-a-lifetime occurrence. Last weekend, a fire burning in California’s Sierra
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Free Meals Offered to CZU Fire Evacuees
The Santa Cruz County Emergency Operations Center is offering free meals to evacuees of the CZU Lightning Complex wildfires starting Tuesday. An anonymous donor partnered with local participating restaurants like
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Los Gatos: With houses on verge of going up in North 40 site, residents mount a last stand against controversial project
New roads have been paved and the frames of model houses are about to sprout up from an old walnut orchard at the interchange of Highway 17 and Lark Avenue,
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Intel announces its new 11th Gen Tiger Lake CPUs, available on laptops this fall
Intel has officially announced its first 11th Gen Tiger Lake processors for laptops, which will feature the company’s new integrated Xe graphics, Thunderbolt 4 support, Wi-Fi 6, and a big
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Silicon Valley Power Scholarship Program Invests In Our Energy Future
At the Santa Clara City Council meeting on Tuesday, July 14, Chief Electric Utility Officer Manuel Pineda awarded three outstanding students each with a $5,000 scholarship to further their studies
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More than 10,000 PG&E Customers Without Power in San Jose
A total of 10,385 PG&E customers are without power in San Jose, the utility company said Tuesday. The outage was reported around 7:30 p.m. and PG&E said there is no
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Feds are treating BlueLeaks organization as ‘a criminal hacker group,’ documents show
The transparency activist organization Distributed Denial of Secrets (DDoSecrets) has been formally designated as a “criminal hacker group,” following the publication of 296 gigabytes of sensitive law enforcement data earlier
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San Jose Officials Weigh Future Of ‘Black Lives Matter’ Street Mural
City officials in San Jose on Tuesday were trying to figure out what to do with a recently painted “Black Lives Matter” mural that spans three blocks on a busy
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Bribery Scandal Over Concealed Weapons Licenses Rocks Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office
The Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office announced Friday that four people — including a county sheriff’s captain — have been indicted by a grand jury on felony bribery and
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