Local indoor masking requirements to remain in place
Santa Clara County health officials announced Feb. 9 that local indoor masking requirements will not be lifted on Feb. 16, which is the date the state will rescind its order.
Instead, Santa Clara County will continue to base decisions on whether and when to lift...
School meals to go
Even though schools are closed, school district staff and a host of local partners and volunteers are making sure students are well-fed during the current pandemic stay-home order.
Floral festivities
Before the Covid-19 pandemic started, Diana Rasta was hoping to expand her Morgan Hill floral and interior design store by opening another location in the South Bay. And even though the public health emergency has halted those plans, Rasta’s business has been booming.
Rasta is...
Food, flying and fun at San Martin Airport
Local families, visitors and aviation enthusiasts celebrated the many benefits of the San Martin Airport at the annual Food Truck Fly-In May 21.
Attendees were able to walk the airport’s flightline of parked aircraft on display, learn about the various uses of the county airport...
Oakwood appoints new head of school
Oakwood School has appointed Dr. Cameron Helvey as its new head of school, marking a leadership transition nearly three decades after the independent school in Morgan Hill was founded by his parents.
Helvey assumed the role July 1, succeeding founding Head of School Michelle Helvey....
County in critical need of election officers
With only a few weeks until Election Day Nov. 6, the Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters’ Office is facing a critical shortage of volunteers to serve at the 849 polling places throughout the county, according to an Oct. 15 announcement.
Over 1,000 Election Officers...
Budget cut discussion continues Tuesday
Faced with an unprecedented $3.7 million budget shortfall for
Sobrato Robotics Team wins FIRST Tech Challenge
A robot constructed by the Sobrato High School’s Robotics Team had its screws on right Dec. 1, besting the field of 16 schools during the FIRST Tech Challenge at the Play Space in San Jose.
Gun maker added to defendants in lawsuit over Garlic Festival shooting
It's been two years since the mass shooting at the Gilroy Garlic Festival claimed the lives of three people and injured 17, but pandemic-related court delays have not stopped victims and families from seeking justice.
On Tuesday, lawyers representing 12 victims and families announced the...















