The Santa Clara City Clerk has fined non-profit “civic education” group BLUPAC more than $9,000 for failing to disclose campaign expenditures last year. At the end of January, City Clerk Rod Diridon became aware that BLUPAC had filed a campaign expenditure reports with the state. During the Nov. 2016...
Author: David Alexander
Several Santa Clarans criticized a proposed senior housing and hotel development, calling the project a “monster” during a community outreach meeting. The...
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Disgruntled neighbors of the proposed Sobrato homeless apartment complex turned out to oppose the development during the first of several community outreach...
Security guards, janitors and food service workers will likely get job security, protecting them from being laid off should their employer change...
The Santa Clara City Council prioritized updating the general plan, adding more “affordable” housing and public outreach. The topics came up as...
During a marathon session that stretched until 2:40 a.m., the Santa Clara City Council approved California’s Great America’s proposal to expand its...
Prometheus Real Estate Group, developers of a high-density housing development — on the site where Moonlite Lanes used to be located, will...
Noise concerns dominated a Santa Clara Planning Commission conversation about proposed additions to California’s Great America. Great America is requesting a general...
Amid warnings to proceed with caution, the Santa Clara City Council approved moving forward with the proposed “agrihood” to be located on...
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A proposed housing development for the indigent drew praise from the Santa Clara City Council and public alike. The 200-unit complex will...