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April 5, 2026

Allowing mistletoe to grow can kill trees

“Dear Red Phone, mistletoe infestation began to appear in the trees planted in front of the library in the median between the sidewalk and the street quite some time ago. It seemed logical that these parasitic plants would be removed by city employees when the trees were pruned; however several years have passed and apparently nothing has been done to remove/eradicate the mistletoe, which will eventually kill the trees.

DiSibio, Havstad top Sobrato’s all-league honorees in baseball

Junior pitcher/infielder Tanner DiSibio was named first-team all-Mount Hamilton Division, and senior right fielder Conor Havstad made the second team for Sobrato.

Woods heading west with momentum

Of all the sweeping dramas we follow in sports, one stands above the others, far beyond LeBron's annual quest, or the interminable Mayweather-Pacquiao saga or the matter of whether there ever will be another American male tennis star.

3.5 quake shakes Bay Area Sunday morning

A 3.5 magnitude earthquake woke up those sleeping-in Sunday morning in the Bay Area, rattling at its epicenter about 9 miles north of Morgan Hill at 10:31 a.m., according to the United States Geological Survey.

Chipping out of deep rough

The U.S. Open at the Olympic Club is just around the corner. I had the opportunity to play the course last week, and can tell you the pros are in for a rude awakening with the course conditions. The fairways are narrow and firm, the rough is long especially around the greens.

49ers’ faithful waiting to see Crabtree’s special side

The legend of Michael Crabtree was formed in Texas, where fans knew the name and college recruiters, for football and basketball, showed up in droves. He chose football, went to Texas Tech and established himself as the best receiver in the nation.

Legislators face 5 percent pay cut next year

The citizens' panel charged with setting the salaries of state elected officials voted Thursday to cut the pay for legislators, the governor and other top officials by 5 percent next year. The reduction will come on top of an 18 percent pay cut enacted three years ago that has not been restored.

Schools, cities, county begin to see diverted RDA funds

The first distribution of property tax dollars to schools, cities, special districts and the county resulting from the state-mandated redevelopment wind-down process was made today to the tune of about $13.2 million, according to Santa Clara County officials. 

Hickey heads LO baseball’s all-league nods

Live Oak pitcher Mitch Hickey received the Sophomore of the Year award as one of four Acorns who earned first- or second-team All-Santa Teresa Division recognition.

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