Pointing fingers with little evidence is an irresponsible use of a platform–no matter how insignificant that platform is. An ex-Weekly-employee turned online opinionist, Robert Haugh, took it upon himself to scour City Hall in search of leaks. In this search, he found one anonymous source that turned his nose...
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While Santa Clara’s general fund revenues are projected to grow 15 percent from $221 million to $255 million over the next five...
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Last month Santa Clara’s finance, police, and fire departments and the 49ers both weighed in on Harvey M. Rose’s (HMR) draft report,...
Santa Clara will have a $15 per hour minimum wage by 2019. At its Tuesday night meeting, the Santa Clara City Council...
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Santa Clara’s Affordable Housing Programs to Get Boost From New Rental Development Set-Asides and Fees
More than five years after the state shutdown of redevelopment agencies hobbled Santa Clara’s affordable housing programs, the Council approved affordable unit...
Santa Clara has over $1 billion penciled into its capital improvement plans for the next six years, if you include the planned...
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Charter Review Committee’s Proposed Two 3-Member Council Election Districts Doesn’t Give City Safe Harbor From CVRA
Santa Clara’s 2017 Charter Review Committee will recommend to the City Council dividing the City into two election districts with three representatives...
Keeping secrets might not be easy for everyone. However, when a confidential document that can potentially ruin a huge City money-maker–like Levi’s...
Ken Yeager will term out of his role as Santa Clara County Supervisor for District 4 next year. District 4 includes the...
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Small 2017-18 Budget Increase To achieve some of its goals, the Santa Clara City Council approved increasing the 2017-18 budget by $623,000....