Leaders seek volunteers for outreach to underserved communities San José, CA 18 feb. 2021 – Today, Mayor Sam Liccardo was joined by Santa Clara County Supervisor Cindy Chavez and Gardner Health Services’ CEO Reymundo Espinoza, to call for volunteers to support vaccine outreach and to encourage underserved communities to make appointments for vaccinations, as …
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SAN JOSÉ, CA 19 ene 2021 – Today, San Jose will join communities around the country to remember the lives taken by COVID-19 as part of the Inauguration of President-elect Joseph R. Biden, Jr. and Vice President-elect Kamala D. Harris. Mayor Sam Liccardo, along with Councilmember Sylvia Arenas, members of the city council, and community …
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Former Prosecutor “Impeachment Isn’t Enough” San José, CA 8 ene 2020 — Amid Congressional debate over Donald Trump’s impeachment and immediate removal from office, Mayor Sam Liccardo, the Mayor of America’s 10th largest city, urged more: federal prosecution. “It’s not enough to merely prosecute the members of the mob; the blame also belongs with the …
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San José, CA. 5 dic. 2020 – Teatro Nahual invites you to the virtual presentation of the theatrical production, “Malinche Show” written by the renowned Mexican playwright, Willebaldo López. This historical farce has a plot based on real events in the history of Mexico, and staged in a fun way. Always generating laughter in the …
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San Jose, CA 15 occt. 2020 – The School of Arts & Culture at the Mexican Heritage Plaza (SOAC) has been an anchor of the Mayfair and East San Jose community for two decades. As a cultural and community hub, they’ve been empowering community members by offering a place to gather and celebrate their culture …
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SAN JOSE, CA – Late Friday evening, San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo’s house was vandalized by protestors who spray painted expletives, fired paintballs, and burned an unknown flag in front of his house. He was not home when the vandalism took place. Neighbors graciously assisted in clean-up later that same evening. He released the following …
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ESTADO DE INCENDIOS EN LA CIUDAD DE SAN JOSE Folleto de estado de Wildfire para el 21 de agosto de 2020 Actualizado 8/20/2020 5:00 pm – Actualmente, Cal Fire no ha emitido ninguna advertencia ni orden de evacuación dentro de la ciudad de San José. Sin embargo, por favor prepárese para condiciones que cambian rápidamente. En …
September 11, 1996 By Yolanda Reynolds The Knight-Ridder Newspaper chain, one of the largest in the United States, recently introduced a small tabloid style Spanish language publication, titled “Nuevo Mundo,” in San Jose. When the publication was first announced, the impression was given that a long overdue Knight Ridder interest in news coverage of the …
February 1, 1996 by Yolanda Reynolds Last week, at a memorial service at CET (Center for Employment Training) for Dr. Antonio Soto, a striking message was obvious – one person, can make a difference. Dr. Soto was one such person who was inspired and has inspired others. If Dr. Soto were to read such a …
August 23, 1995 by Yolanda Reynolds A “peña,” the name used in Spanish speaking countries for a gathering of friends to share music, discuss important issues or share literary works, is happening in Sunnyvale. It is organized and promoted by the talented Sunnyvale couple Victor Hugo Santos and his wife Leticia Elicea. It is a …
Juchit Ireta, a place of musical and intellectual expressions of mi pueblo Read More »