Anza News

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Palo Alto resident Hal Plotkin, vice president of the Foothill-De Anza Community College District Board of Trustees, is to resign July 7 to become a senior policy adviser in the U.S. Department of Education, the district has announced.

Construction for the site of a new Mediated Learning Center will begin later this month.

Patrick Hayashi, former UC associate president, presents a chart demonstrating the expected outcome of the new UC admissions policy at a June 4 panel on campus.

Assemblyman Paul Fong, D-Mountain View, wants us to remember that when the Statue of Liberty was unveiled in New York Harbor in 1886, welcoming immigrants from around the world to America, there should have been a sign posted in front that said: "Everyone except Chinese." Just four years earlier, at the urging of Californians, Congress had passed ...

The Spray family and their three Chihuahuas, Lena, Abby and Gita, are safe. Spray, 23, awoke Saturday to find her 3-pound toy-size dogs had cornered a cougar.

Lolly Ortega must have spent more years supervising kids on a school playground than anyone in the region.

An Anza man charged with animal cruelty after his horse was found decapitated was found Friday to be mentally competent to stand trial.

Every day for seven years, Alexis Garza made it to school - rain or shine, sniffles or smiles.

A team of researchers at Sacramento State University say California's parks system more than pays for itself, eliminating the need to close several popular parks, including some here in San Diego.

Did you know that the Thimble Club was the very first service club in Anza? It was started in 1912 by the women of seven families - the Bohlens, Carys, Collins, Courts, Daniels, Drushers, Evans, Meads, Norris, Weatherills and Whismands.

Capitan Bill Bryant of Cal Fire Station #29 says 'we are ready for fire season.' He has been at the Anza Fire Department for nine years and a firefighter for 35 years.

Four local state parks would close under Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's proposal to eliminate $70 million in parks funding for the 2009-10 fiscal year - a move that could cost the desert economy millions of dollars.

Four state parks in and around the Coachella Valley would close under Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's proposal to eliminate $70 million in parks funding for the 2009-10 fiscal year, it was reported today.

More than 200 state parks around California could become the latest victims of budget cuts.

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is proposing to cut 220 state parks in order to save California millions of dollars.

A familiar face has returned to temporarily take the lead at Foothill-De Anza Community College District.

'There was not a room in town for the entire weekend," said Chris Singer, Silver Pines Lodge and Creekstone Inn owner.

After two years of grinding through the basics of education at De Anza College, transferring to the University of California system offers more long-term bang for the buck.

A groundswell of "green" investment and activity has been building on Native American Indian tribal lands around the country.