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Milpitas church relocation approved
A Milpitas congregation's desire to relocate to a heavy industrial zone near South Milpitas Boulevard garnered conditional approval last week.
Railway relocation plan in Milpitas, Fremont, steams ahead
A four-year freight railroad relocation project, which will move Union Pacific Railroad's north- and southbound freight lines in Milpitas and Fremont, left the station this month.
Motorcyclist in Milpitas accident identified as Gustine resident
Ronald Lem, a 20-year-old Gustine resident, has been identified as the motorcyclist who was killed July 7 after he collided with a sport utility vehicle on North Park Victoria Drive.
Ridgeley Drive, July 10 A wallet was stolen from a residence between June 26-27. Beethoven Avenue, 6 a.m. July 10 Patrol checks were requested after tomato juice and eggs were found on a person's driveway.
Do you hear that rumbling noise? Most of the noise will be heard in the evening to early sunrise.
Milpitas centers are cooling sites The National Weather Service has issued an "Excessive Heat Watch" through today.
Motorcyclist dies in Milpitas collision
A 20-year-old man died Monday after he collided with a sport utility vehicle while riding his motorcycle on North Park Victoria Drive.
In the last Milpitas Post , there was an article about the mayoral and city council seats that will be open soon.
Developer allowed to work earlier, later near Pines in Milpitas
The construction schedule for an apartment complex being built on South Main Street near Montague Expressway has been expanded to allow its developer to meet an end of the year deadline.
Thousands jam Milpitas sports center fireworks show
There were no reports of fires or fireworks-related injuries during Milpitas' Fourth of July weekend.
Motorcyclist killed in Milpitas crash identified
A motorcyclist who was killed Monday afternoon in Milpitas was identified today by the Santa Clara County coroner's office as Ronald Lem, 20, of Gustine.
Circus coming to Milpitas Circus Vargas 2008 is bringing its blend of circus artistry and slapstick comedy to Milpitas from July 10 through July 14 at the GreatMall.
Double-standard stance on radical judges?
Do Republicans live in some double-standard world? Ed Riffle's recent opinion piece expresses outrage about a decision by "left-wing radicals" on the California Supreme Court.
I wholeheartedly agree with the letter to the editor written by Butch Martens on June 19, 2008, "Quality of life threatened by redevelopment." I believe he is speaking for all longtime residents of Milpitas, ...
Newby requests 95-foot landfill height extension
Operators of the Newby Island Landfill want the dump to be able to grow taller to accommodate more solid waste to meet its contract obligations with municipalities.
Armed robber steals cash from Jerrys Market On June 26 at about 10 p.m., Milpitas Police Department officers responded to an armed robbery at Jerry's Market at 1491 S. Main St.
"Red, White and Boom!" fireworks, concert, party on tap in Milpitas "Red, White and Boom!" Fourth of July festivities will return to Milpitas Sports Center, 1325 E. Calaveras Blvd.
Milpitas planners OK 80 homes in industrial
City officials last week recommended bringing in 80 new single-family homes on property next to an active industrial zone.
Filing period opens for Milpitas mayoral, city council seats
Those wishing to run in the Nov. 4 general election for three open Milpitas City Council seats need to file with the Milpitas City Clerk's Office soon.
Illegal dumping outside Cadillac Court firm On June 16 at about 6:15 a.m., Milpitas Police Department officers responded to illegal dumping discovered outside Jenmark Automation at 1201 Cadillac Court.