The year was 1972. Lockheed was the biggest employer in Sunnyvale, and its 16,500 employees were about to have their annual raises trimmed by 5% thanks to the Nixon administration’s wage and price controls. The city was holding a hearing about annexing 10... See more
Alleging violent abuse and denial of medical care and disability accommodations, a Sunnyvale family filed a lawsuit in early July against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and two private prison corpo... See more
Last month, Sunnyvale Community Services (SCS) held its annual resource fair for unhoused individuals and families, bringing some 20 social service agencies together to help people navigate a path out of homelessness. “It’s open to anybody in this county,... See more
It was standing room only under the 360-degree screens of The Domes in San Jose on June 29 as the Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce gathered hundreds of community leaders for its Legends & SV Champions: Annual Awards & Celebration. Among the lumi... See more
Mad Men fans might remember a line from that show, “Create the job you want and be the one to fill it.” You could say that’s the motto of FIFA Accessibility Coordinator Natalie Gross, who has devoted much of her career to developing a new discipline of ma... See more
