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Immigration bill “is designed to create division among us and exploit the youngest and most vulnerable people… the children.” – San Jose Mayor Susan Hammer

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June 12, 1996 By Yolanda Reynolds Photo by Mary J. Andrade On June 4, San Jose Mayor Susan Hammer, San Jose police chief Lou Cobarruviaz, Santa Clara County Supervisor Mike Honda, two-county school superintendents, Linda Murray of the San Jose Unified School District and Larry Acevez Superintendent of the Franklin McKinley School District, gathered for …

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County of Santa Clara to Assume Responsibility for Operating O’Connor and St. Louise Hospitals on March 1

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SANTA CLARA COUNTY, CALIF. – The County of Santa Clara will assume responsibility for the operation of O’Connor Hospital in San José, St. Louise Regional Hospital in Gilroy, and De Paul Health Center in Morgan Hill beginning tomorrow, March 1, as they become part of the County of Santa Clara Health System. “We are excited …

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San José City Council Passes Proposals to Expand Housing Options and Address Homelessness

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New measures provide a path to increase housing density in downtown San José, expand the Safe Parking Program, and expedite approval of affordable housing San José, Calif. –Yesterday, Mayor Sam Liccardo and the City Council approved several proposals that will enable development of Co-Living apartments in Downtown, streamline efforts to allow safe parking sites for homeless …

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Janitor’s union is gaining more and more momentum

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May 1, 1996 By Yolanda Reynolds Photos by Mary Andrade The “Justice for Janitors Campaign”, as promised, is gathering momentum. Last Monday, local janitors and many sympathizers matched from the parking lot at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church on 8th and East Santa Clara Street to the intersection of Santa Clara Street and Market in downtown …

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Janitors seek justice and expect improvements in pay and working conditions

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April 10, 1996 By Yolanda Reynolds Photos by Mary J. Andrade The Justice for Janitors campaign that began a number of years ago, is pressing forward in a quest for justice and fairness. In this valley with many of the world’s leading hi-tech companies, and where owners, executives and investors are reaping millions in profits …

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Sí se Puede… Candidates learn that close ties to the community pay off

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April 3, 1996 By Yolanda Reynolds Photo by Mary J. Andrade After months of campaigning by the candidates for public office and their supporters by late Tuesday night, most candidates knew whether their best effort had been enough to capture the necessary votes to be a winner. The one local race that was not a …

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Young Latino Leaders an alliance of school youth working to improve their neighborhoods

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April 17, 1996 By Yolanda Reynolds Photo: by Mary Andrade Last Thursday about 50 young people, all members of the Young Latino Leaders program based in Redwood City and East Palo Alto, gathered to finalize their work and planning for a Saturday morning parade in Redwood City in honor of Cesar Chavez. This program has …

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San José – Evergreen CCD Fills Key Leadership Roles

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SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, February 20, 2019 /EINPresswire.com/ — Evergreen Community College District (SJECCD) recently welcomed new leaders to two key roles within the District’s administration, appointing Jorge L. Escobar interim vice chancellor of administrative services and Dr. Beatriz Chaidez associate vice chancellor of human resources. “These are very important leadership positions within our District and …

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Consulado a tu lado: Conoce la Reserva de la Biósfera Tehuacán-Cuicatlán

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Por Cónsul General Juan Manuel Calderón Jaimes México, país megadiverso, forma parte de un grupo de naciones selectas poseedoras de la mayor diversidad de animales y plantas del mundo. De hecho, en tan sólo 12 naciones se alberga casi el 70% de la diversidad mundial de las especies. La riqueza natural (y cultural) de nuestro …

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