Depending on whom you ask, Governor Jerry Brown’s plan to shutter California’s redevelopment agencies (RDAs) would return billions to local governments and schools, or stifle the economy because redevelopment is California’s most – some would say its only – significant economic development program. One attraction of redevelopment for cities...
Author: Carolyn Schuk
Run For Your Wife, the latest production by the Santa Clara Players, opened on Friday, February 18 at the Triton Museum Hall...
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It’s safe to say that not many documentary filmmakers got their start filming in Santa Clara. But Santa Clara resident Joe Goschy...
Although some things have changed in three decades, one that hasn’t is the critical need for professional nursing skills. Consider this: By...
When Governor Jerry Brown unveiled his proposal to shutter the state’s 65-year old Redevelopment Agencies (RDAs), he touched a raw nerve in...
In the face of Santa Clara’s ongoing budget deficit, eight of Santa Clara’s employee bargaining units have agreed to contract concessions rather...
You might be surprised at just how little of the property taxes paid by Santa Clara residents actually go into the City’s...
California governor Jerry Brown’s proposal to shut down the state’s redevelopment agencies (RDAs) to address the state’s $25 billion deficit isn’t going...
Editor’s note: In last week’s edition we incorrectly reported that six city employee bargaining groups had agreed to concessions to their current...