There’s two ways to cut your water use dramatically, the hard way and the easy way. The hard way is disrupting your every day life, say, by taking navy...
Author: Carolyn Schuk
Fate was smiling on Santa Clara last Saturday when she delivered a cloudless, sunny autumn day for Santa Clara’s Parade of Champions...
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Slowly but surely California’s open meetings laws are evolving into the 21st century. Last month a landmark bill authored by Santa Clara’s...
If you’ve been following the Reclaiming Downtown efforts in Santa Clara, you may have heard the phrase Form Based Codes (FBC)....
Wednesday Santa Clara celebrated a groundbreaking at 90 N. Winchester, former home of the University of California’s Bay Area Research And Extension...
City Politics
Black and White Evidence City Attorney — Maybe Others? — Hid Settlement Offer in CVRA Lawsuit
We knew that the plaintiffs in the 2018 California Voting Rights Act (CVRA) lawsuit made Santa Clara a settlement offer on Dec....
The Santa Clara City Council voted in a 5-2 vote to dismiss City Attorney Brian Doyle, at a special Council meeting on...
Santa Clara City Manager Deanna Santana frequently claims that Santa Clara’s compensation isn’t competitive, making it hard for the City to attract...
If you described an investigation where the person works with the investigator and makes decisions about future engagements with the investigator, most...
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Whether it’s switching a children’s musical theater camp to Zoom on the fly, or a fire in a homeless encampment 10 feet...