A housing project that drew the ire of prospective neighbors at the start of the year is now being lauded as a remedy to issues of rent affordability in...
Author: David Alexander
City Politics
Old Quad Home Finally Gets Appeal, Hotel Tax Needs Administrator During Santa Clara Convention and Visitors Bureau Audit
After more than a decade, additions to a Santa Clara home have finally gotten the green light. The Santa Clara City Council...
City Politics
Citizens Advisory Committee: Chamber Not to Blame for Convention and Visitors Bureau Shortcomings
A lack of understanding has led the Santa Clara City Council to adopt its hostile position toward the Santa Clara Convention and...
If you could have seen the faces of the candidates for City Council in June, you would understand why the Council had...
Corruption in Santa Clara politics — not a racial divide — is the main problem with elections in the City, a member...
Two Santa Clara City Council Members came under heavy fire for failing to appoint someone to the Council’s vacant seat. At Tuesday...
A 12-unit townhome development will go ahead despite its neighbors critical mass of complaints that the parking is inadequate. The Santa Clara...
The Santa Clara Unified School District board is set to spend $4 million more than it has in the upcoming school year....
“Concerning” was the word of the night. Convention and Visitors Bureau services will screech to a halt in light of audit findings,...
Santa Clarans face a critical decision. Tuesday’s election will see a ballot measure that aims to amend Santa Clara’s charter, altering the...