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SAN JOSE – Jonathan Quick made 39 saves and the Los Angeles Kings shook off a brief deficit in the second period to record a 5-1 victory over the San Jose Sharks in the decisive Game 7 of the first round of the Western Conference playoffs Wednesday night.

Mother’s Day is coming. Yes, that’s your early warning. Please reserve your table for brunch at a South Valley restaurant and get your act together for the gift.

For some South Valley families, it can be a daily struggle to convince children to eat vegetables. But what if I were to tell you there may be a surefire way to not only influence a child to eat vegetables, but also have them excited about it? This week, I share a method that will have your picky, anti-veggie child actually looking forward to eating them.

The Agricultural History Project of the Central Coast

SAN JOSE – Every first-round series in the Western Conference will go at least six games after the Los Angeles Kings rushed past the San Jose Sharks 3-0 at sold-out SAP Center Saturday night.

The annual Wildflower Run in Morgan Hill rocks! The event, which embraces a trifecta of healthy fun, is an enjoyable event for the whole family and raises financial proceeds benefiting education for girls and women has coolness down cold.

Five years ago, local artist Jeanie Watson set out to find a place to sell her art. With no gallery in Morgan Hill, she was determined to find a way to display her work—as well as help other local artists.

I have been rethinking Nevada. It took a number of years for me to see the special beauty of the desert. But much of the Great Basin, which comprises most of Nevada, still seemed like a wasteland that held no allure. The state, at least the portion of it one sees from Interstate 80, is a succession of drab brown mountain ranges dotted with dull gray-green sagebrush. It is a landscape I was always anxious to cross as quickly as possible.

The world premiere of a new comedy by America’s most produced playwrights will be the next presentation by Pintello Comedy Theater. And the trio of playwrights, Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope and Jamie Wooten will be in the opening night audience.

Ruth E. Stein takes over the Limelight Actors Theater stage as Sister Robert Anne and doesn’t release it until she has entertained, enthralled and captivated her audience as a hip nun, giving a class on how to successfully create a cabaret act. “Sister Robert Anne’s Cabaret Class” offers well-done, original material and a good voice (which is probably great when she is not working with an aggravating allergy.)