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The shrill scream of a fire engine barreling through town with brawny men hanging off the back used to mean there was a fire somewhere. Independence Day used to spawn many such fires, but that's rarely the case anymore. Fire prevention programs, safety laws, and the advent of 911 have transformed fire departments from an agency that only fought fires into what Pearson calls a kind of referral service. They take care of the crisis and then refer the problem to the appropriate agency.
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News
Brawl suspects still at large
Police seek three men believed to have taken part in fight at Oak Meadow Park.
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News
Proposed trail could serve as commuter alternative
Union Pacific Railroad trail would run between Cupertino and Los Gatos.
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News
Cities take over animal control duties
New joint agency will handle stray and dead animals.
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Around Town
New exhibit features mix of media
Bay Area artists Joanne Stephens and Giacinto Prete display works at the Los Gatos Museum of Art and Natural Science.
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Seniors
Driver safety tips
Columnist Rita Baum offers accident prevention advice from the California Driver Handbook and the 55 Alive Mature Driving Course.
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Taste
Historic restaurant celebrates anniversary
La Hacienda features continental cuisine with an Italian touch.
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