In 1985, after a rocky and highly contentious two-year effort, Santa Clara completed a deal that made the city owner of the 188 acres of land under Great America...
Author: Carolyn Schuk
Next Saturday at 6:30 a.m. morning the call will go out and it will be controlled pandemonium at the City Hall fountain...
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Santa Clara politics often stumps observers. Libertarians are frequently the strongest voices for government action, while liberals are equally likely to favor...
Would you rather spend an afternoon strolling the Champs Elysees or the El Camino Real? Imagining the El Camino reaching the heights...
On March 23 the Santa Clara Redevelopment Agency (RDA) Successor Agency convened its first meeting. And if it accomplished nothing else, it...
If you were asked to name the technology company with the most impact on your daily life, you might answer Google, Intel,...
Now the Santa Clara stadium construction financing is in place, what’s the long term plan for paying off that debt? The short...
It was a full house last Friday night at Santa Clara University’s Mayer Theater, where inclement weather didn’t do anything to dampen...
Although some critics have called the Weekly’s discussion of the differences between legislative and administrative acts by governing bodies “interesting but irrelevant,”...
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At last week’s meeting, the Santa Clara City Council took another action to advance construction on the much-anticipated 49ers stadium, releasing eight...