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Santana Row Welcomes New AI Tenants, Boosting San Jose's Tech Scene
Santana Row is welcoming two new artificial intelligence powerhouses to its One Santana West office building. Etched and Securiti.ai have signed leases totaling 60,400 square feet, further adding ...
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Thanks to these cultural groups, whose roots date back before this millennium, Silicon Valley is known for more than just technological artistry.
Looking back at the Sixties and Seventies in Santa Cruz
California has gone from one library to more than 1,100 in the last 171 years.
From Los Altos Town Crier...
From Daily Democrat...
From San Jose Spotlight...
After years of delays and planning, Campbell is about to complete construction on its new library â and one nonprofit is counting on locals to step up and fill in the gaps.
San Jose's downtown core is about to get more lively with a new late-night concert venue and bar in the works.
Silicon Valley groups are calling for a mural they say is racist to be removed from the Palo Alto branch of the Santa Clara County Superior Court.
From Milpitas Beat...
From The Mercury News...
San Joseâs historic St. James Park is one step closer to joining a national nonprofitâs network of outdoor music venues fashioned from neglected public spaces.
A coalition of California colleges including San Jose State University could manage a landmark investment by Google and the state to fund local newsrooms.
A new Vietnamese mural brings East San Jose residents agency.The mural's three panels â which depict Vietnamese people fleeing their homeland, a woman in cultural dress and the beauty of Vietnam â is a first for the East San Jose Asian American community.
From Metro Silicon Valley...
As the Triton Museum of Art in Santa Clara celebrates 60 years, I jumped back in time to its original heyday at Second and San Fernando in downtown San Jose. Six decades is a long time for a free art museum.
From Morgan Hill Times...
With the new year comes big changes to the Morgan Hill Times, which this week added experienced local media leaders to its team and will soon boast a new look for readers and advertisers.
West Hills Community Church in Morgan HIll invites the public to the fourth annual âChristmas on the Hillâ lights extravaganza this holiday season. The free walk-through outdoor event features a vast array of Christmas lights, hand painted life-size displays, themed decorated Christmas trees, light tunnels and free hot chocolate and popcorn.
From Palo Alto Online...
From Gilroy Dispatch...
Saul Dreier, a survivor of the Holocaust and founder of the Holocaust Survivor Band, will speak and perform at a special event in Morgan Hill on Nov. 18.
Cura Contemporary art center will celebrate its grand opening in the new Edes Building in downtown Morgan Hill Nov. 16.
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