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Frank Fiscalini
Fiscalini is leaving his city council seat, but will continue to serve San Jose
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Frank Fiscalini's reason for being a San Jose City Council member hangs on his office wall. It's a portrait of his family: His wife, Joan; their four children and their spouses, and the 11 grandchildren he had at the time. (He now has 13.) "The kids have really been after me to get another picture taken," he says, admiring it. "I'm going to have it done. It's time." Fiscalini, 78, has made it his business to work on making San Jose a better place for his grandchildren to live. It may sound hokey--like something a politician would say. But those who know Fiscalini know better.
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School of the Americas
Bellarmine senior Chris Peck Jr. joins protest calling for the closure of the School of the Americas.
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Christmas spirit
Martha Hoffman decorates 14 trees for Christmas, each with a different theme.
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