A Public Pain

The family of a missing woman continues to remember and hope

Forty-two years ago, Jess and Georgette Sanchez moved into a modest house in Campbell, hoping to raise their children in a quiet neighborhood. The house is painted a bright powder blue, with red shutters and a tire swing out front for the grandkids. Georgette planted Rose of Sharons and bougainvilleas near the entrance, and they've grown into large bushes that dominate the front yard.   More

News

Local residents at odds with the way town chose to calm traffic

Los Gatos decided on traffic light for intersection.
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Business

Local businesses close for a variety of reasons

Despite their locations on Los Gatos' two busiest arteries, N. Santa Cruz Avenue and Los Gatos Boulevard, many local businesses have nonetheless shut their doors, leaving empty storefronts for future tenants and fond memories for past customers.
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Seniors

Glaucoma affects millions and can cause vision loss without warning

Part of this series on age-related vision changes was written onboard a cruise ship while traveling through the Inland Passage and Gulf of Alaska.
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Police Report

For a beautiful lawn, forget the horses and get the horsepower

Trustees discuss ways to more fairly represent the residents of the district

Local home sales and property listings

Wedding: Lara And Bill Colvert

Picture From the Past

Sports Briefs

Petrillo, Still are triathlon champs

Cats deliver a message with 49-0 win over Paly

Peterson leads Cougars to Pop Warner victory

Beritzhoff sixth at Central Park

Vikings roll to win over Sequoias