In a move that could come as a surprise to many, the Mercury News is reporting that San Jose City Manager Debra Figone has decided to stay in-house and make Christopher Moore the permanent chief of police.
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The Director of Aviation at San Jose Mineta Airport sent a memo Monday to the City Council stating that an analysis of air space and high-rise developments surrounding the airport will be postponed due to budget constraints.
They helped usher in ska’s third wave in the States. The Toasters play the Blank Club on Wednesday, Feb. 2.
It all started with a simple design. In 2009, Mike Millares created an “I Heart SJ” T-shirt, on which the heart took the shape of a shark’s mouth. He printed up 30 or so of the shirts and gave them away for free. They were so well received that he started selling them out of his backpack and eventually approached stores about carrying them. He found, however, that the cut they were offering him didn’t cover the time that he put into making them and that he could make a lot more money selling them himself; but he needed a storefront.
Jeffrey Hatcher’s plays tend to revolve around historical events, and “Compleat Female Stage Beauty,” presented by City Lights, is no exception. The main character, Edward Kynaston (Thomas Gorrebeeck), is a man who specializes in playing females roles on the stage the 17th century.
More and more people are communicating by Facebook. With Facebook mail now in the works, is it possible that voice communication will be next? The internet is buzzing with rumors that it is.
Maxim Integrated Products, a leading designer and manufacturer of semiconductor products with $2 billion in annual sales, announced that it will be moving its headquarters to North San Jose’s Golden Triangle.
A man was shot on Wednesday on Roundtable Drive, but by the time police arrived he and the perpetrators had fled the scene. The SJPD later reported that the victim’s friends dropped him off in the emergency room of a nearby hospital. Though police are investigating the shooting, they have yet to identify the victim or say what the motive was. Police have also not indicated whether the incident was gang-related or not.
William Nicholson’s “Shadowlands,” a fictionalization of the brief romance between Joy and Lewis, began life in 1985 as a BBC television movie before graduating to the stage in 1989.
The high-speed comedy adapted from Hitchcock’s “man on the run” caper runs through Feb. 13 at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts.
