Santa Clara University Community Seeks Answers Following Departure of OAE Director and Assistant Director
Mid-quarter leadership changes at Santa Clara University’s Office of Accessible Education have raised concerns among the campus community following the departures of Director James Marik and Assistant Director Heather Stephan. Following the initial announcement in an Inclusive Excellence Division newsletter sent on...
Santa Clara Slashes $183M From County Health System To Offset Federal Cuts
The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors voted yesterday to push through a mid-year budget package that carves deep into the county health system, a move officials say is necessary to absorb sweeping federal funding cuts under H.R. 1. The plan orders hundreds of millions of dollars in budget changes and staffing...
Bay Area veterinarians report rise in serious contagious illness among dogs
Veterinarians across the Bay Area are warning dog owners about a sharp rise in serious contagious illnesses, with leptospirosis and canine influenza at the center of their concern. Clinics from Santa Clara County to Berkeley are treating more sick dogs, and local health departments are stepping in as these infections...
San Jose politicians back billionaire governor candidate, slam billionaire-supported mayor
California’s governor race took a bizarre turn when progressive supporters of Tom Steyer, the race’s lone billionaire, ripped San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan for being supported by too many billionaires.
Watch: Aerial footage of “classic Western landscape” that city of Santa Clara sold to...
A historic deal was announced on Wednesday: the Washoe Tribe, pushed off land it members had lived on for thousands of years during the Gold Rush by settlers, miners and loggers in the 1850s, reclaimed some of their ancestral territory near Lake Tahoe. The tribe spent $6 million to buy...
Power struggle at East Bay parks district erupts into retaliation, nepotism claim by former...
Sabrina Landreth says board members sought to steer lobbying deals to favored firms and retaliated after she refused.
Arrest made in Milpitas church burglary cases
Police officers and Community Service Officers in Milpitas responded to several burglaries at local churches last September. Money and valuable items were taken from multiple religious institutions across the city.
Santa Clara Unified: Heartbreaking Layoffs Move Forward
Superintendent Dr. Damon Wright stood before a room full of hurt and frustrated students, staff, and community members to explain his very unpopular layoff plans. The presentation at the Thursday, Feb. 12 Santa Clara Unified Board of Trustees meeting wasn’t the final plan; that will come to the next board meeting....
San Jose State Shaken After Sikh Student Beaten, Turban Torn Off in Alleged Hate...
SAN JOSE, Calif. (Diya TV) — San Jose State University is investigating an on-campus assault of a Sikh student as a possible hate crime, after the incident prompted concern and calls for action from students and community groups. According to student media and advocacy groups, five individuals assaulted a...
Miss Salinas Valley Fair competition opens applications for 2026
Competition open to eligible residents across six counties. – Applications are now open for the 2026 Miss Salinas Valley Fair Competition, which offers young women ages 16–20 the opportunity to serve as ambassadors for the Salinas Valley Fair. Eligible contestants must reside in Monterey, San Benito, Santa Cruz,...

















