At the start of 2017, the City of Santa Clara kicked off an analysis and outreach effort to develop a Tasman East Specific Plan to guide development for an...
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At a Planning Commission meeting on June 26, two members of the Commission were appointed to the Architectural Committee. Commissioners Lance Saleme...
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June proved to be another productive month for Santa Clara Council and City staff, but curious findings on their calendars are cause...
Yesterday an amended order was published in Santa Clara’s California Voting Rights Act (CVRA) lawsuit directing the sequencing of elections for the...
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Santa Clara District Elections Sequencing for California Voting Rights Act Remedy: Districts 2 & 3 in 2018
Today, the judge in Santa Clara’s California Voting Rights Act (CVRA) lawsuit, Thomas Kuhnle, published an amendment to his July 23 order...
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Judge in Voting Rights Lawsuit Orders Six Districts for Santa Clara, But Election Sequencing Not Decided
Santa Clara will have six election districts and will use the City’s Draft Plan 3, dawn by the City’s demographer Jean Gobalet....
Yesterday’s hearing in Santa Clara’s voting rights lawsuit began where it left off on Wednesday: with demographer David Ely testifying. Ely was...
On Wednesday Santa Clara’s voting rights lawsuit entered its second phase: determining the remedy for the City’s voting rights violation. County Superior...
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Fire, Ready, Aim: Council Launches New Ballot Measures, Considers End Runs Against Court Orders
At a special Monday night meeting — within days of a judge’s remedy order for Santa Clara’s voting rights violation — the...
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Two Santa Clara City Council Members came under heavy fire for failing to appoint someone to the Council’s vacant seat. At Tuesday...