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City Releases Investigation Report — 20 Months After it was Finished, and 6 Hours After Editorial Slamming City’s Inaction

Carolyn SchukMarch 21, 2023

After a mystifying delay, on Monday the City of Santa Clara finally released a June 2021 report about an investigation of former police officers Brian Gilbert and Phil Cooke....

Community Public Safety

Winds Snap Power Poles, Destroy Piece of Santa Clara History

Erika TowneMarch 15, 2023March 16, 2023

The strong winds brought on by the Bay Area’s latest storm caused a scary situation for some residents along Homestead Road. Wind...

Schools

Santa Clara Unified: Budget Check-In Shows Deficit Spending, Salary Increases

Alissa SorotenMarch 10, 2023

Back from the break and back to business. The Santa Clara Unified School District Board of Trustees met on Thursday, March 9...

City Politics

Role of “Special Advisor to the Mayor” Leads to Conflict at Council Meetings

Erika TowneMarch 6, 2023

Just before midnight on Feb. 7, 2023, Santa Clara Vice Mayor Kevin Park closed the City Council meeting in an unusual way....

Community

Temporary Homeless Housing Project Upsets Community

Erika TowneFebruary 27, 2023

Nearly 400 people turned out for the Feb. 13 virtual community meeting about plans to construct temporary homeless housing in Santa Clara....

City Politics Community

Morse Mansion: Future Home of SVP Sustainability And Historical Center?

Carolyn SchukFebruary 23, 2023

A new educational and historical center may be on the horizon for Santa Clara’s historic Morse Mansion on Fremont Street, thanks to...

City Politics

Council Approves Noise Monitoring Contract

David AlexanderFebruary 22, 2023

Despite previously wanting alternatives to re-upping the contract for stadium noise monitoring, the Santa Clara City Council hired the same firm that...

Community

Agrihood Senior Housing Nearing Completion

Erika TowneFebruary 17, 2023

Santa Clara’s Agrihood project is coming together. In late January, developers started selling the townhomes in the complex on Winchester Boulevard near...

Schools

Santa Clara Unified: Laurelwood Project Downsized to Stay in Budget

Alissa SorotenFebruary 10, 2023

Before the Santa Clara Unified School District community can sign off for the February break, the Board of Trustees had to once...

City Politics Community

Judge Dismisses ReMet Lawsuit: No Breach of Contract Without a Contract

Carolyn SchukFebruary 10, 2023

A judge has dismissed developer Republic Metropolitan’s (ReMet) 2022 lawsuit against Santa Clara. ReMet accused the City of breach of contract over...

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City Releases Investigation Report — 20 Months After it was Finished, and 6 Hours After Editorial Slamming City’s Inaction

Winds Snap Power Poles, Destroy Piece of Santa Clara History

Santa Clara Unified: Budget Check-In Shows Deficit Spending, Salary Increases

Role of “Special Advisor to the Mayor” Leads to Conflict at Council Meetings

Temporary Homeless Housing Project Upsets Community

Morse Mansion: Future Home of SVP Sustainability And Historical Center?

Council Approves Noise Monitoring Contract

Agrihood Senior Housing Nearing Completion

Santa Clara Unified: Laurelwood Project Downsized to Stay in Budget

Judge Dismisses ReMet Lawsuit: No Breach of Contract Without a Contract

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