Carolyn Schuk

Ro Khanna: Making Life Better in District 17

Representative Ro Khanna has seen a complete change of power in the U.S. government since he was first elected in…

August 10, 2021

City Hall Transparency? Not When It’s Paying Lawyers

Since January, Santa Clara has paid $1.4 million to outside law firms. But City Hall doesn’t want Santa Clara residents…

August 4, 2021
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Former Santa Clara Cop Phil Cooke Pleads for Leniency in eBay Harassment Conspiracy

Update: On July 27, Cooke was sentenced to 18 months in prison, three years of probation and a $15,000 fine.…

July 26, 2021

Late Night Fire Ignites Saratoga Avenue Office Building

Smoke still lingered in the air Thursday morning on the 100 block of Saratoga Avenue in Santa Clara after a…

July 16, 2021

Questions Swirl About New Position and One City Employee’s $35,000 Raise

The creation of a new high-level Santa Clara planning job that doesn’t appear in the 2021 budget, within days of…

July 14, 2021

Santa Clara Refusal to Reconsider Fuel Cell Approval Spawns Second Lawsuit

Late last month fuel cell company Bloom Energy hit Santa Clara with a lawsuit alleging the City enacted new policies…

July 13, 2021

500 Benton Street Development Project Caught in State Law Cross Currents

California State Senator Bob Wieckowski aroused public passions in Santa Clara when it became known that he introduced a bill…

June 29, 2021

Santa Clara Missed No Opportunity to Miss An Opportunity To Save $5.8 Million: City’s History of CVRA Litigation

In coming weeks the Santa Clara City Council will take up a proposal to formally apologize to Santa Clara residents…

June 29, 2021

Sunnyvale Mobile Home Park Residents Protest Skyrocketing Rents — Every Saturday

Rick Valley is known for attentiveness to his Plaza del Rey neighbors; checking in on them, bringing groceries, running errands.…

June 22, 2021
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Proposed Santa Clara Budget Axes Grants to Long-Time Community Arts Groups

For half a century at least, Santa Clara supported performing groups with deep ties to the City — even in years…

June 17, 2021