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Sunnyvale Offers Online New Resident Guide
The New Resident Guide gives facts, figures and telephone numbers for a wealth of City services as well as non-government resources serving the Sunnyvale community.
Sunnyvale Moving Forward on Mathilda Overcrossing
The project had been delayed due to a lawsuit that challenged portions of the project's environmental impact report , but the project will now proceed with the City plan.
Sunnyvale fire crews pitch in statewide
The Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety has been busy fighting fires throughout the state, as does during many fire seasons.
It's a train! No, just a bus - but faster
The future of bus service in Santa Clara County will be unveiled today, when the public gets its first glimpse at plans for a new, rapid-service line along Alum Rock Avenue and Santa Clara Street in San Jose.
Sunnyvale school districts installing solar panels to cut energy costs
Sunnyvale Elementary and Fremont Union High School districts are putting their schools to work in cutting energy costs by installing solar panels at their campuses.
Expansion of Sunnyvale neighborhood center is moving ahead
The Sunnyvale City Council was expected to ratify a deal with the Sunnyvale School District on July 15 to split the cost of a $3 million, 3,549-square-foot expansion of the Columbia Neighborhood Center.
Industrial-residential mix causes conflicts in Sunnyvale
Each morning when Nam Cheung looks out his kitchen window, he is greeted by a 20,000-gallon fiberglass water tank half the size of a tractor-trailer, plus a 20-foot tan masonry wall 7 yards beyond that.
More Children Being Locked In 'The Quiet Room'
It sounds like cruel and unusual punishment: locking a school kid away for hours all alone, or taking them down to the ground and pinning them there, just for misbehaving in class.
Paramedic services could change in Sunnyvale
Concerns about slow paramedic response times and possible changes to the county EMS contract prompted the Sunnyvale City Council to consider revamping paramedic services.
Sunnyvale golf tourney to raise funds for cancer research
A Sunnyvale golf tournament that raises money to fight cancer and was inspired by the surprising birth of a baby boy has almost tripled in size since it launched four years ago.
Sunnyvale councilman pokes 'wasp's nest' with e-mailed newsletter
The word on Sunnyvale City Councilman Dave Whittum is split. Ask the people who voted for him, and he's a maverick crusader promoting neighborhood interests that are otherwise ignored.
Paramedic services could change in Sunnyvale - San Jose Mercury News
Concerns about slow paramedic response times and possible changes to the county EMS contract prompted the Sunnyvale City Council to consider revamping paramedic services.
Silicon Valley Community Newspapers has been following the cross-border issue at the neighborhood level, and noticed a few cases where the need for cross-border collaboration is clear.
Sunnyvale Cares helps the hungry with its all-city food food drive
Although holiday food drives bring in significant amounts of food, summer is when food demand reaches its peak.
The Sun periodically provides updates on the $400 million Town Center redevelopment project headed by Sand Hill Property Co.
Residents burned out of Sunnyvale apartments struggle to recover
Recovery continues to be difficult for the people burned out of the 18-unit Sunset Apartments in May in Sunnyvale.
Sunnyvale opens four-day cooling center
Sunnyvale announced it will run a drop-in cooling center at the air-conditioned Sunnyvale Senior Center, at 550 E. Remington Drive.
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Two motorcyclists injured in solo-vehicle crash
Two motorcyclists were injured Saturday night when their motorcycle traveled off U.S. Highway 101 in Sunnyvale into a ditch, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Overnight Closures Planned For Highway 237 In Sunnyvale This Week
State Highway 237 will close overnight this week between Mathilda Avenue and Lawrence Expressway in Sunnyvale to allow for roadwork, city officials said.
Sunnyvale to look at future development near the Lawrence Caltrain station
Sunnyvale planners intend to spend $300,000 by next summer to study the possibility of encouraging mixed-use, transit-oriented development near the Lawrence Caltrain station.