ALT Exterior view of the historic Santa Clara County Courthouse, featuring tall Corinthian columns and ornate architectural details. The words “Santa Clara County Court House” are engraved across the upper facade beneath a clear blue sky.

ALT Multilingual court closure notice for Juneteenth. The notice states in large text, “The Court will be closed Friday, June 19, 2026, for Juneteenth.” The same message appears below in Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Korean. A Juneteenth flag featuring a blue upper field, red lower field, and a white starburst with a central white star is displayed in the upper right corner. The notice is framed by a decorative blue border on a light gray background.

ALT Graphic promoting jury duty for the Superior Court of Santa Clara County. The top portion shows empty jury box seats with the text “Jury Duty – Superior Court of Santa Clara County” and the court seal. The lower portion shows a gavel resting on a law book with a blue text box stating: “Jury service is a vital part of our justice system. The Santa Clara County Superior Court is here to help answer any questions you may have about your summons and service. Please contact our Jury Department for further information.” Contact details are displayed at the bottom: email ssjuryinfo@scscourt.org and phone number (408) 808-6666

ALT Recruitment flyer for the Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara inviting applicants to “Join Our Team of Court Reporters.” The design features the court seal and a photo of the Family Justice Center Courthouse. The flyer highlights an annual salary range of $125,719–$145,533 and a $7,500 signing bonus, with details on bonus installments. Benefits listed include CalPERS retirement, health and life insurance, paid holidays, leave benefits, longevity pay, reimbursements for equipment and training, deferred compensation, administrative days, and pay differentials for realtime certification. A QR code and website link (sccscourt.org) are provided for applications.

ALT Six attendees sit around a table with a yellow tablecloth, smiling toward the camera during the event.

ALT Professional headshot of a man wearing a dark suit, white dress shirt, and blue patterned tie. He is facing the camera with a slight smile. The portrait is taken outdoors with softly blurred greenery and warm natural lighting in the background.

ALT Professional headshot of a woman with long blonde hair wearing a black blazer and black top. She is smiling directly at the camera. The portrait is taken indoors with shelves of law books in soft focus behind her, creating a formal judicial or legal office setting.

ALT Informational flyer titled “CARE Court: A Pathway to Help” from the Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara. The flyer explains that CARE Court connects individuals experiencing serious mental health challenges with treatment, support, and services. It outlines three steps to begin the process: file a CARE petition, get help from the Self-Help Center, and submit forms to the Court. A section titled “What Happens Next?” explains that the Court reviews eligibility, County Behavioral Health becomes involved, and a care plan may be developed. Additional notes state that full documentation is not required to file, Self-Help can guide users through the process, and CARE Court is focused on support rather than punishment. Contact information includes the Court’s website, santaclara.courts.ca.gov (search “CARE Court”), and email selfhelp@scscourt.org. A QR code is included for more information.

ALT Court Interpreter Testing Announcements webinar on Thursday, June 11

ALT Exterior view of the historic Santa Clara County Courthouse, featuring tall Corinthian columns and ornate architectural details. The words “Santa Clara County Court House” are engraved across the upper facade beneath a clear blue sky.

ALT Flyer for the Santa Clara County Civil Grand Jury Ceremony featuring a black-and-white image of the courthouse at the top. Text invites attendees to “thank and discharge the 2025–2026 Civil Grand Jury, and welcome the 2026–2027 panel.” The ceremony is scheduled for Thursday, June 18, 2026, at 4 p.m., presented by Presiding Judge Julie A. Emede. Registration closes June 10 and includes a TinyURL registration link. Contact information for the Civil Grand Jury office is listed at the bottom. The flyer uses burgundy, gold, and gray design accents.

ALT Exterior view of the historic Santa Clara County Courthouse, featuring tall Corinthian columns and ornate architectural details. The words “Santa Clara County Court House” are engraved across the upper facade beneath a clear blue sky.

ALT Smiling woman with wavy brown hair wearing a black blazer and green top, standing outdoors with a blurred walkway and greenery in the background.

ALT Judicial Fellows

ALT Graphic from the Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara recruiting for a Human Resource Manager position. The image features the court seal above large text reading “Join Our Team,” with illustrated employees standing below. At the bottom, the graphic lists the closing date as March 31 and includes the website www.scscourt.org/jobs.

ALT The graphic features a dark navy-blue background with patriotic red, white, and blue ribbon accents flowing across the top left and bottom right corners. Red, white, and blue confetti is scattered throughout the design. Centered in large white script text are the words “Memorial Day,” with “REMEMBER AND HONOR” displayed underneath in all capital letters. Three white stars appear above the title. The seal of the Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara is centered near the bottom of the graphic.

ALT Professional headshot of a woman with long, dark brown hair wearing a navy blazer over a white top, facing forward against a light gray background.

ALT Informational flyer titled “CARE Court: A Pathway to Help” from the Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara. The flyer explains that CARE Court connects individuals experiencing serious mental health challenges with treatment, support, and services. It outlines three steps to begin the process: file a CARE petition, get help from the Self-Help Center, and submit forms to the Court. A section titled “What Happens Next?” explains that the Court reviews eligibility, County Behavioral Health becomes involved, and a care plan may be developed. Additional notes state that full documentation is not required to file, Self-Help can guide users through the process, and CARE Court is focused on support rather than punishment. Contact information includes the Court’s website, santaclara.courts.ca.gov (search “CARE Court”), and email selfhelp@scscourt.org. A QR code is included for more information.