A Feb. 26 Planning Commission meeting dealt with a proposed variance for a single-family home expansion project at 655 Jefferson St. in Santa Clara’s Old Quad neighborhood. The project...
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Disagreement about whether dividing the City into three districts will benefit the residents of Santa Clara was the focus of a forum...
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San Francisco Baykeeper, an organization that’s been monitoring pollution in the Bay for 30 years, has filed a lawsuit against the cities...
By putting a few new measures in place, Santa Clara hopes to curb street racing. Street racing came up during the Santa...
Despite attempts to keep the focus on dark money, a town hall meeting Monday night continually strayed into discussing Measure C, a...
Over the weekend the Santa Clara police union did some campaigning for Measure C via a text message push-poll — campaign advertising under...
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Opponents of Elected Mayor Allege Sunnyvale Measure B Information Pieces Cross the Line
The City of Sunnyvale used public funds to advocate for a ballot measure, alleges a political group opposed to Sunnyvale’s Measure B...
On Thursday, former Mayor and Council Member Patricia Mahan filed a complaint with California’s Fair Political Practices Commission ...
Resuming where they had left off on Jan. 29, the Santa Clara Planning Commission reconvened for a special session on Feb. 20...
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Civil Rights Groups, CA Secretary of State Urge Santa Clarans to Protect Voting Rights, Defeat Measure C
Santa Clara’s attempt to undo the City’s six court-ordered Council election districts by merging them into three districts, each with two at-large...