Women’s March San Jose and the Office of Women’s Policy The recent Women’s March and Rally in San Jose was a joyful celebration of women’s surging advocacy in the wake of the #MeToo movement, and a demand for concrete change. Santa Clara County has focused on the empowerment of women and girls for a very…
Disaster strikes in the middle of the night. Are you prepared? Whether it’s fire, flood, or earthquake, it’s always important to be prepared for an emergency. Use these tips, along with Santa Clara County’s Office of Emergency Services’ smartphone application, ReadySCC, which helps you create an emergency plan ahead of time. Download the app…
For the first time, Santa Clara County’s two main dedicated cold weather shelters will be open for a full six months — up from four months in the past.
The Santa Clara County Office of Emergency Services (OES) has the important responsibility of responding to natural and manmade disasters that have the potential of impacting the County’s nearly two-million residents.
Santa Clara County Animal Shelter A cacophony of sounds greets visitors to the Santa Clara County animal shelter in San Martin. Whether it’s the eager barking of dogs, the tiny mewling of new kittens, or a child squealing with glee as he meets a new pet, the County shelter buzzes with life. That’s by design…
A class in computer coding just for girls should not sound out of the ordinary in Cupertino, a city that sits in the heart of Silicon Valley and whose test scores soar. Even here, computing is mostly a game for boys and men.
On a beautiful Fall morning in Cupertino — superheroes of all shapes, sizes and super powers gathered in support of one great event –The Annual Heroes Run sponsored by the Valley Medical Foundation and the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Department.
