Welcome to the NeighborhoodThe Shasta / Hanchett Park Neighborhood Association is a volunteer-based community organization founded in 1985 to protect and advance the interests of the Shasta/Hanchett Park, St. Leo's, Garden Alameda, and Cahill Park neighborhoods in San José, California. S/HPNA provides and promotes programs and activities aimed at building community and fostering civic involvement in this historic community. |
San Jose City Council Special Study Session on the Airport
All Airport Stakeholders,
The San Jose City Council has scheduled a special study session to review the Airport’s current financial and competitive position. The session...
824 The Alameda as a Medical Marijuana Dispensary
Please find attached correspondence from the Board of Directors of the S/HPNA board
regarding the potential use of 824 The Alameda as a Medical Marijuana Dispensary.
Lincoln HS Lights Mitigation Committee
Lincoln HS Lights Mitigation Committee Info:
Stacked Trains
A couple of weeks ago, HSR showed Peninsula residents what stacked tracks would look like, with Caltrain below and HSR above. At recent meetings, we've seen aerial ...
City’s Budget Deficit Worsens
City of San Jose - News Release
For Immediate Release : March 3, 2010
Contact : Jennifer Maguire, 408-535-8144
San José -- The City of San Jose’s Budget Of...
San Jose Parks Foundation
San Jose Parks Foundation is a newly-formed nonprofit organization established to preserve, promote and enhance our city parks.With dwindling city resources, it is up to p...
Renegade Theatre Experiment
Renegade Theatre Experiment™ unites a group of artists with a shared desire to express their identities through a variety of performance techniques. As a collective, R...
Upcoming Events
03/18/10 5:30 PM -
7:30 PM
Law and Chocolate Open House
03/24/10 6:00 PM -
8:00 PM
D6 Disaster Preparedness Class
03/24/10 7:00 PM -
9:00 PM
S/HPNA Board of Directors Meeting
S/HPNA on the Web
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Resources
Spotlights
History San Jose
History San Jose 's Neighborhoods of San Jose website has a section dedicated to the Shast...
The Alameda, The Beautiful Way
As a neighbor of The Alameda, maybe you have been wondering... How did my street get its n...| Adopt-A-Street |
Adopt-A-Street is a program that provides businesses, organizations, neighborhood associations and individuals the opportunity to partner with the City to make the community a better and more beautiful by selecting an area along a street right-of-way to beautify and maintain. For more information visit the Adopt-A-Street link. |
