When it comes to raising the money that supports public services, Santa Clara provides a contrasting picture to its neighbors to the north, Sunnyvale and Palo Alto. The largest...
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In the face of a threatened California Voting Rights Act (CVRA) lawsuit, Santa Clara has established a charter review committee to evaluate...
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The city’s Charter Review committee will be evaluating several alternatives to Santa Clara’s current at-large method of electing its City Council, including...
We know how severe our operating budget problems have been in Santa Clara. But how are neighboring cities faring? Using Sunnyvale and...
To those who thought that “citizen commissioners” would draw fairer electoral districts than elected officials, the August 15 report from the California...
Maybe California’s Citizens Redistricting Commission needs a geography lesson. Apparently the commissioners think the city of Santa Clara is in the middle...
It might not have seemed like it, but there was other important business on last week’s City Council agenda besides Mr. Montana’s...
There’s No Place Like a Historic Home Historic preservation is always a work in progress. At one time, allowing historic structures to...
The above statistic is: The result you get if you divide Santa Clara’s employee compensation/benefits ($142,341,810) by the number of full-time employees...
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The 49ers stadium project continues to advance. At its July 5 meeting, the Stadium Authority (which is one and the same as...