Niemi blanks Dallas as Sharks move into eighth spot in conference
SAN JOSE– For at least the next few days, the San Jose Sharks are among the top eight teams in the Western Conference after posting a 3-0 win over the visiting Dallas Stars Saturday night.
‘Back to school’ goes ‘Back to the Future’
My favorite time of the year (besides spring, Christmas and White Sale) is right now. The air is crisping up - or maybe that’s just my hair in all this heat. Why is it when you’re ready for woolen jumpers, frosty pumpkins and high school football games (OK, I’m never really ready for that last one), the weather suddenly goes berserk and hits us with triple digit temps?
Sharks tab McLellan as new coach
The San Jose Sharks hired former Detroit Red Wings assistant
NHL: Sharks settle for one point in 1-0 shootout loss to Phoenix
SAN JOSE – Goaltender Mike Smith recorded three shutouts against the San Jose Sharks to lead the Phoenix Coyotes to a Pacific Division crown last season.
Gilroy on verge of no-loss regular season
History could be in the making for Gilroy Thursday night in Watsonville as a perfect regular season is on the line against the Wildcatz.
The Mustangs are 9-0 for the first time going back to at least 2000. With a 42-6 win over North Monterey...
Local Baha’i members protest persecution in Iran
This should be a happy time of year for followers of the Baha'i
Adding penitence to Thanksgiving observances
Fall is the traditional time in the northern hemisphere to celebrate God's blessings and express gratitude for successful harvests. As our nation's “chief annual ceremony of American civil religion,” Thanksgiving has had an interesting history.
Remembering the ’80s: They were like, totally radical
The other day, while Junior was sitting around doing homework, he asked a question about the Japanese internment during WWII. And as I proceeded with an explanation and comments about how horrible and shameful it was, he turned to me solemnly and said, “Were any of your friends sent away?”

















