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April 5, 2026

South County year in review

Animal lovers gathered in November to witness a monumental construction milestone: the “topping off” of the new Santa Clara County Animal Services Center in San Martin. After years of planning, the new LEED Silver certified Animal Services Center is on track to open in...

Guest view: District updates groundwater charge zones

Because the amount of groundwater pumped out far exceeds what is naturally replenished by rainfall, Valley Water’s groundwater management activities are critical to maintaining healthy groundwater basins.

Letters: Going all-electric

This action by the city council shows that the political leadership is out of touch with cost of living issues that are hitting our community residents.

Guest view: Twenty-two veterans a day…

By Lesley Miles So sad, so beautiful both in the same choking breath, the photos flashed by. Runners with a veteran’s photo safety pinned to their backs. The smooth, clear plastic lamination catching the sun as they moved, alive again for a moment as light...

Guest view: Power shutoffs and fire safety

By Santa Clara County Supervisor Mike Wasserman Like you, I am frustrated with how PG&E has been handling power shutoffs in our county. PG&E’s decision to execute power shutoffs is very costly, both to local governments and to our residents, who understandably feel ignored, scared and...

It’s tax time

The Santa Clara County Assessor’s Annual Report answers the No. 1 question at this time of year: Where do my taxes go? This year’s report contains a special focus that looks back over the past 10 years of assessment roll information, and includes graphical illustrations...

Guest view: October is Bullying Awareness Month

This October, we can all take a moment to reflect upon the importance of spreading awareness about and help to prevent bullying.

Letter: High-quality schools attract business

Our high-quality local public schools provide yet another reason for businesses and innovators to locate in Morgan Hill.

Letter: Join 4-H today

In 4-H, the youth get hands-on experience with small animal projects like dogs, chickens or rabbits, and big animal projects such as sheep, swine, goats, cattle and horses.

Guest view: Stand up for nature

Stand up for the environment. Stand up for the trees. Stand up for the birds. Stand up for the bees and insects.

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