Earlier this month the Chamber Players of the Peninsula Symphony Orchestra delighted local music lovers with another free concert at Santa Clara’s Triton Museum of Art. It’s the second...
Author: Carolyn Schuk
City Politics
Assessment Appeals Board Ignored Data and Law in 49ers Tax Cut Decision, Alleges County
Santa Clara County Assessor Larry Stone is asking the Superior Court to review the Assessment Appeals Board’s ruling that reduced by half...
Last month an overflow crowd turned out for an Old Quad Neighborhood Zoning Ordinance Update, discussing future zoning requirements for mini-dorms currently...
Santa Clara’s municipal golf course will close in October to make way for groundbreaking on Related Companies’ City Place, a $6 billion-plus...
Sunnyvale residents love their Community Theater. And they’re clear that they want to keep the “community” in it. Last month Sunnyvale held...
Last year Pomeroy Green resident Ken Kratz submitted an application to the U.S. Dept. of the Interior to give Pomeroy Green a...
City Politics
City Faces a Court Fight Over Incompatible Development in Santa Clara’s Only Eichler Tract
Frustrated with the Santa Clara City Council’s approval of four new, standalone single family homes centered between two historic Joseph Eichler cluster...
On Wednesday a California appeals court reversed an eviction decision against David’s Restaurant, sending the case back to the trial court with...
If you were born after World War II, chances are the songs Winnie the Pooh, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Spoonful of Sugar,...
City Politics
Santa Clara Got Reports on Comp’ed Tickets Regularly, Advised Not to Talk Publicly About Contract Details
Santa Clara officials’ repeated statements that they knew nothing about comp’ed tickets to Levi’s Stadium events is hard to believe because City...