In every election cycle, all Milpitas Mayoral, City Council, and School Board candidates shall be offered the opportunity to ...

The mail thefts recently reported on by The Milpitas Beat have been increasing in number, with incidents now spreading beyond the Traverse community and occurring in Ellison Park, the PACE development ...

Eric Shapiro is a writer & filmmaker. As a screenwriter, he’s won a Fade In Award and written numerous feature films in development by companies including WWE, Mandalay Sports Media, Game1, and Select ...

If you’re running a political campaign in Milpitas, Silicon Valley, or the Bay Area and you’re interested in advertising with The Milpitas Beat, you’ll find we offer unique, customized packages to get ...

Rob Means is a 40-year resident and community activist working to reduce CO2 emissions by electrifying transportation.

As the holidays draw near, we’re reminded of the power of generosity—especially when it is directed toward families facing hardship here in Milpitas.

When Vyomi Seth was just 6 years old, she started falling in love with the game of tennis. She would go to the Hall Memorial Park tennis courts to play, bonding with her dad, Vikas Seth, who was also ...

Community members came together on Saturday to protest against President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk in front of Milpitas City Hall, as part of a widespread string of gatherings… The ...

Cadets from MHS' NJORTIC program at the December 12 school board meeting. The Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (NJROTC) program at Milpitas High School (MHS) has been in existence since the ...

Hope for the Unhoused at Sunday Showers, where the unhoused are provided with mobile showers. This is held every Sunday behind the Milpitas library. Photo courtesy of Hope for the Unhoused. Last month ...

The Milpitas City Council attends the Sutter Health Mipitas Opening event on 8/8/2025. Photo courtesy of Sutter Health. Sutter Health is in the midst of a bold expansion plan. Earlier this month, the ...

As I stood in front of Milpitas City Hall, I watched as Vice Mayor Carmen Montano pulled into a parking spot. Within moments, she was out of her car and walking toward me. She was wearing a bright ...