Verizon acquires Tracfone in a deal worth more than $6 billion
Verizon is buying Tracfone in a deal worth more than $6 billion, the . The deal means the largest mobile network virtual operator (MNVO) in the US will become part of
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Unhealthy Air Quality Leads to Cancelled Programs in Santa Clara County
Due to unhealthy air quality, several outdoor programs and services in Santa Clara have been canceled this weekend, the city announced. The Santa Clara Library Curbside and Walk-up services have
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South Bay church holds indoor services as COVID-19 fines reach $100K, criminal charge possible
Fines are mounting against a Santa Clara County church that is holding in-person, indoor services, against repeated warnings from public health officials. Neighbors of the church are concerned about the
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Several NFL players kneel during national anthem, Kaepernick slams league’s social justice campaign as season begins
The NFL season kicked off on Sunday and as expected, numerous players took a knee during the national anthem. Others chose to stand and hold a fist in the air. Some teams
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City Says COVID-19 Game Cancellations Aren’t Grounds For Reducing Stadium Rent
This week Santa Clara City Hall fired a new salvo in its ongoing litigation war with the San Francisco 49ers, filing an action alleging the 49ers Stadium Company (StadCo) withheld
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Santa Clara’s Ongoing CVRA Appeal — A Bet With Tiny Odds Of Winning
In the face of 20 years of public agencies losing millions in failed attempts to prevail in California Voting Rights Act (CVRA) lawsuits, Santa Clara continues to roll the dice
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City Workers Express Concern About Annual City Cleanup
Santa Clara’s Annual Cleanup Campaign is wrapping up, but there’s contention over whether the campaign was safe to conduct in the first place. Union leaders say given the breadth of what’s thrown
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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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Cheetah Grocery Service Switching Gears, Giving Back
The COVID-19 pandemic has had sweeping impacts on businesses of all kinds, especially the food industry. Cheetah, a startup that began as an app-based wholesale food delivery service to restaurants, found
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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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