Author: David Alexander
City Politics
SVP Gives Bi-annual Report, Council to Discuss Opposing ICE at Super Bowl
January 28, 2026
One Santa Clara city councilor wants the city to stabilize utility rates. At its most recent meeting Jan. 27, Council...
City Politics
Sunnyvale Grant Program Grows in 2026
January 27, 2026
This year, Sunnyvale will give out more grant money than ever before. The 2026 grant program bucket has $48,000 more...
CommunityPublic SafetySchools
Sunnyvale Fire Displaces 24 Residents
January 26, 2026
Tatiana Castaneda has spent the past several days in a hotel room crying. Support for her family — her brothers,...
City PoliticsPublic Safety
Public Safety Spending Gobbles Up Half of Santa Clara’s General Fund Spending
January 22, 2026
Santa Clara is continuing its legacy of highly valuing public safety, causing its general fund to carry a heavy burden....
Public Safety
Sunnyvale Police Investigate Homicide
January 15, 2026
Sunnyvale police are searching for those responsible for murdering a local woman in her car. Just after 9:30 p.m. on...
City Politics
Santa Clara Puts Bond Money to Work
January 14, 2026
The Santa Clara City Council has approved $100 million in city infrastructure projects. Last year, voters approved $400 million in...
CommunityPublic Safety
SCPD Bust Mail Theft Operation
January 13, 2026
Santa Clara police have arrested a pair of real-life Grinches: a boyfriend-girlfriend duo who allegedly poached thousands of Christmas presents...
Public Safety
Indiana Police Arrest Santa Clara Man for Drug Trafficking
January 9, 2026
A Santa Clara man faces felony charges and possible deportation after he was allegedly caught with more than 300 pounds...
Community
Agrihood Development Nightmare for Residents While Developer Backtracks on Promises
December 29, 2025
It was pitched as innovative. It was billed as a one-of-a-kind project. Its design was lauded as a paragon of...
Community
Federal Cuts Leave Local Agency in ‘Precarious’ Position
December 24, 2025
Federal cuts are percolating down to the local level. Santa Clara County has already felt the pinch, going so far...









