When Santa Clara raised the Rainbow flag to mark the start of Pride month on June 4, it was a moment to take a break from the many challenges...
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City Politics
Faster Time-to-Revenue for New Development, But Popular Events Off the Calendar: Santa Clara’s 2021/2022 – 2022/2023 Budget
While Santa Clara’s 2021/22 – 2022/23 deficit budget isn’t what anyone hopes to see, it makes the budget impacts crystal clear —...
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Sunnyvale officially came out June 3 for National Pride Month, throwing a historic event on Historic Murphy Avenue. Pride night, beginning at...
After a school year of disappointment, the Class of 2021 finally had something go their way. On June 2, seniors at Santa...
How big was Santa Clara University Women’s Soccer team’s NCAA College Cup victory over Florida State? Big enough that Mayor Lisa Gillmor...
On May 6-8, the Santa Clara Unified School District (SCUSD) hosted a Virtual STEAM Expo. The virtual environment allowed participants — parents,...
Remember when wrong used to be wrong? It really was not that long ago. We have laws that have now been renamed...
The Wilcox Chargers basketball squad finished off the league season Friday night with a 78-56 win over the Fremont Firebirds. Wilcox ends...
The Santa Clara Unified Board of Trustees dove into finding solutions for the school sites that have larger class sizes. At a...
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$26 Million Federal Aid Helps But Deficit Continues: 2021/2022 – 2022/2023 Santa Clara Budget By the Numbers
A $25.9 million grant from President Biden’s stimulus program reduces Santa Clara’s general fund deficit but it doesn’t eliminate it. The $257...