The Santa Clara City Council may need to sell a city-owner property to help fund increased costs for Silicon Valley Power. At a study session March 27, the Council...
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After two hours of testimony from 10 Planning Commissioner candidates, the Santa Clara City Council will wait until later this month to...
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Some might think that the apparent formation of a “Yes on A” ballot measure campaign committee and resources being donated to that...
Two Santa Clara developments received extensions despite being behind schedule. The Santa Clara City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to extend contracts...
Concerns over the qualifications for a city clerk has caused the Santa Clara City Council to consider dividing those duties among several...
The California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) isn’t constraining housing development in California, as some claim. Instead a new study finds that city...
The Mayor/Stadium Authority Chair lambasted 49ers management for its handling of a soccer game after a tide of criticism from neighbors that...
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Ad Hoc Measure J Audit Committee Quietly Expands Its Mission As Most Recommended Process and Reporting Changes Are Complete Or In Process
On March 19 the Measure J audit committee—Mayor Lisa Gillmor and Council Members Patrick Kolstad and Teresa O’Neill—reviewed the status of roughly...
Raises for two Santa Clara department heads dominated most of the discussion at this week’s City Council meeting. At its regular Tuesday...
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CalPERS Change Will Add Over $150 Million to Santa Clara Pension Costs Short Term Despite Long Term Savings
California’s pension “crisis” has been brewing for a while. But recently things got worse. That’s because the California public pension system,...