Author: David Alexander
Community
Sunnyvale Cuts Corn Palace Park Ribbon
July 18, 2025
Sunnyvale’s latest park, which honors the city’s farming heritage, is now open. Earlier this year, the Sunnyvale City Council named...
Community
Larry Stone: After Three Decades, Political Paragon Hangs Up His Spurs
July 18, 2025
After nearly 50 years of public service, a local political mainstay is finally throwing in the towel without a loss...
City Politics
Two Developments Add For-Sale Homes To Santa Clara’s Housing Stock
July 16, 2025
The Santa Clara City Council altered the zoning on two parcels to make way for a pair of housing projects...
Community
Santa Clara Seeks Local Art To Help Beautify Traffic Boxes
July 16, 2025
Santa Clara is calling all local artists. The city is seeking submissions as part of its traffic box beautification program,...
City Politics
Sunnyvale Housing Development Morphs, Adding More ‘Affordable’ Housing
July 15, 2025
To avoid having to meet below-market-rate housing requirements, the developer for a Sunnyvale housing project has turned over a parcel...
City Politics
City Approves SVP Upgrades, Eminent Domain On Another Property
July 15, 2025
Two recent Santa Clara City Council decisions will continue to bolster Silicon Valley Power’s (SVP) system expansion. At its most...
City Politics
Data Centers Likely In Related Santa Clara’s Future
July 9, 2025
The biggest development in Santa Clara’s history has morphed to include light industrial use that will likely be used to...
City Politics
Sunnyvale Changes Zoning To Accommodate Housing Amid State Red Tape
July 8, 2025
A slew of state laws are hamstringing Sunnyvale’s ability to ensure that retail businesses remain in the city’s village centers....
CommunityPublic Safety
Gang Of Thieves Victimize Sunnyvale Jewelry Store In Smash-and-Grab Robbery
July 5, 2025
A cadre of thieves sieged a Sunnyvale jewelry store, using a car to smash through the door and hammers to...
Community
Santa Clara Neighbors Of Proposed Winchester Development Rejoice At Project’s Defeat
July 1, 2025
A 17-story San Jose housing development initially slated to be built on the Santa Clara border has failed to gain...