We looked to our history as Founders Day approached. Now that we've gotten a glimpse of where we came from, here's a look into our f...

Coming out of the burst housing bubble of end of the previous decade, a number of homes fall into the hands of banks and are slowly sold of...

The neighborhood continues to improve. It forms its own neighborhood association, the North Willow Glen Neighborhood Associat...

Thinking of replacing your lawn with low-water landscaping? Need help paying for low-water landscaping project? Learn more about thos...

North Willow Glen begins to turn itself around. Volunteers build the white fence along "Fuller Plaza" and get the Cit...

Aesthetically, the neighborhood hits rock bottom. There is blight and residents find it impossible to get any attention ...

Highway 280 is completed. Land is reserved for Highway 87, creating a new boundary for North Willow Glen to the east. The neigh...

North Willow Glen continues to decline slowly. The neighborhood loses a few vintage homes to developers who scrape them ...

It's the time of the "Blue Sky Dream" in the South Bay. Orchards begin to be scraped up, and replaced with tract-...

Don't forget the produce share on Sunday, in Hummingbird Park, corner of Fisk and Bird, from 1:00 to 3:00. If you have something to s...

Of course World War II hits and North Willow Glen, like neighborhoods throughout the country, is consumed with the war effort. The postwar...

The Township of Willow Glen includes part of present-day North Willow Glen: Fisk Street, Brooks, Snyder, Warren and Shepherd ...

What kind of plants or produce would you like to see at the share this Sunday? Do you need lemons, greens, or tomatoes? What can you offer ...

After the Great War and the Spanish Influenza epidemic come the boom times of the '20s. Many lots sell, and more of the fa...

On Monday night San Jose Parks discussed the new bridge design for Three Creeks Trail. The bridge will be located at the current site of th...