San Jose event benefits medically fragile children
In 2021, the Rogers family anxiously awaited the birth of their first child. For most new parents, this is an exciting period, but for the Rogers, anxiety started to creep …
In 2021, the Rogers family anxiously awaited the birth of their first child. For most new parents, this is an exciting period, but for the Rogers, anxiety started to creep …
Edward Hodges is on an unusual quest. The retired teacher and volunteer San Jose Unified School District historian has put together a display for Anne Darling Elementary School all about …
Guide Dogs for the Blind celebrated its 1,000th graduating class on Saturday. The 8-week-old puppies were introduced to their “raisers,” who will care for them as they undergo training. The …
Junior prom at Menlo-Atherton High School in Atherton is coming up next month, and Tais Roman wants to go big — literally. “I just want a poofy dress,” the 17-year-old …
Los Gatos resident Diane Brandenburg is always full of surprises. I’ll admit I was surprised last year by the quality and quantity of watercolor paintings she had created for an …
If you’re picking up your bags at Terminal B at San Jose Mineta International Airport, it’s not your imagination: There really is a huge inflatable baby chick in the terminal. …
The tech industry is still going through one of its periodic restructurings. Tech stock prices were up over 40% in 2023 and keep rising in 2024, but employment is down. …
When the Yu-Ai Kai Senior Center in San Jose’s Japantown celebrates its 50th birthday, a half-century of memories will be shared at its Golden Gala on Saturday night. More than …
While Cancer CAREpoint is still serving many of its clients virtually in the wake of the pandemic, the nonprofit now has all of its free services for for adult cancer …
It’s always great to see a San Jose icon make a comeback, and in this case it’s Westside Billiards on West San Carlos Street, just outside of downtown. The Tsaboukous …