Carolyn Schuk, Author at The Silicon Valley Voice

We were incorrect in our Oct. 6 story, “New Law Means Remote Public Meetings Here To Stay.” Although AB 339 passed the legislature and went to the governor, Newsom...

Community

Don’t Let Up on Water Conservation

Carolyn SchukOctober 14, 2021October 13, 2021

There’s two ways to cut your water use dramatically, the hard way and the easy way. The hard way is disrupting your...

Arts & Entertainment Community

Parade of Champions Returns, Better Than Ever

Carolyn SchukOctober 12, 2021

Fate was smiling on Santa Clara last Saturday when she delivered a cloudless, sunny autumn day for Santa Clara’s Parade of Champions...

City Politics

New Law Means Remote Public Meetings Here To Stay

Carolyn SchukOctober 6, 2021October 19, 2021

Slowly but surely California’s open meetings laws are evolving into the 21st century. Last month a landmark bill authored by Santa Clara’s...

City Politics

The Look and Feel of a New Downtown

Carolyn SchukSeptember 28, 2021September 27, 2021

If you’ve been following the Reclaiming Downtown efforts in Santa Clara, you may have heard the phrase Form Based Codes (FBC)....

Community

Santa Clara Harvests Much-Awaited Agrihood Groundbreaking

Carolyn SchukSeptember 16, 2021

Wednesday Santa Clara celebrated a groundbreaking at 90 N. Winchester, former home of the University of California’s Bay Area Research And Extension...

City Politics

Black and White Evidence City Attorney — Maybe Others? — Hid Settlement Offer in CVRA Lawsuit

Carolyn SchukSeptember 9, 2021

We knew that the plaintiffs in the 2018 California Voting Rights Act (CVRA) lawsuit made Santa Clara a settlement offer on Dec....

City Politics

Santa Clara City Attorney Doyle Dismissed in 5-2 Vote

Carolyn SchukSeptember 2, 2021

The Santa Clara City Council voted in a 5-2 vote to dismiss City Attorney Brian Doyle, at a special Council meeting on...

City Politics

By Any Measure, Santa Clara Leads in City Employee Compensation

Carolyn SchukSeptember 1, 2021

Santa Clara City Manager Deanna Santana frequently claims that Santa Clara’s compensation isn’t competitive, making it hard for the City to attract...

City Politics

Law Firm Has Potential Conflict of Interest in Doyle Investigation

Carolyn SchukAugust 31, 2021September 3, 2021

If you described an investigation where the person works with the investigator and makes decisions about future engagements with the investigator, most...

Author: Carolyn Schuk

Newsom Vetoes Brown Act Changes, But Current Remote Meetings Requirements Remain in Place

Don’t Let Up on Water Conservation

Parade of Champions Returns, Better Than Ever

New Law Means Remote Public Meetings Here To Stay

The Look and Feel of a New Downtown

Santa Clara Harvests Much-Awaited Agrihood Groundbreaking

Black and White Evidence City Attorney — Maybe Others? — Hid Settlement Offer in CVRA Lawsuit

Santa Clara City Attorney Doyle Dismissed in 5-2 Vote

By Any Measure, Santa Clara Leads in City Employee Compensation

Law Firm Has Potential Conflict of Interest in Doyle Investigation

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