Effective July 1, Santa Clara residents and business will notice that their water, recycled water and sewer rates will be a tad higher. Based on a study ordered by...
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“Concerning” was the word of the night. Convention and Visitors Bureau services will screech to a halt in light of audit findings,...
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On June 12, City Council approved a cost sharing agreement between the City of Santa Clara and County of Santa Clara for...
On Monday, Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Thomas Kuhnle issued an order about the remedy phase of the voting rights violation...
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Lack of Parking Lot Porta-Potties and Traffic Top Resident Gripes About Levi’s Stadium
At last Thursday’s special Santa Clara Stadium Authority meeting Santa Clara residents learned that one of the most pressing civic challenges posed...
Only a handful of developer and lobbyist meetings were recorded with Santa Clara City Council Members in May. Although the current state...
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Plaintiffs in Santa Clara CVRA Lawsuit Want 7-District Remedy, Say At-Large Mayor/Council Member Is Dodge To Preserve Old Guard Power
On Monday the plaintiffs in Santa Clara’s California Voting Rights Act (CVRA) lawsuit filed a brief asking the judge to order seven...
The Santa Clara City Council doesn’t always fill vacancies in its ranks. It has operated with a six-member Council before, while waiting...
A deadlocked Santa Clara City Council vote last night ensured that the vacant Santa Clara City Council seat will remain empty until...
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In the last eight years the Santa Clara City Council has willfully missed many opportunities to prevent the voting rights lawsuit that...