City Council 2019 Goal-Setting: Santa Clara Finances Stable, Reserves Growing, And So Are Pension Costs
At last month’s Santa Clara City Council goal-setting sessions the City's finances were a principal…
March 15, 2019
City Politics
Santa Clara’s General Fund Budget Stabilization Reserves Since 2000: From Safe to Shaky to Safe — Right Now
By the time the new millennium was 10 years old, the City of Santa Clara's…
March 14, 2019
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Planning Commission Approves Extension of 2232 El Camino Project
Only four commissioners were present at a Planning Commission meeting on Feb. 27 and as…
March 7, 2019
Is Santa Clara Anticipating Lawsuit From Related Companies Over Stalled Agreement?
It appears so according to this agenda item on Tuesday's Santa Clara City Council closed…
March 7, 2019
Parade of Champions Set to Make Comeback, Argument for Koreatown to be Made
Santa Clara’s Parade of Champions could return this year. The Santa Clara City Council heard…
March 6, 2019
January Council Calendars: Still Light, but Much to See
The first calendars of 2019 for the Santa Clara City Council are up. Here’s how…
February 27, 2019
Santa Clara’s 1960s Experiment in Mass Transit
Today, when we think about mass transit the goal is getting people out of their…
February 25, 2019
Affordable Housing Projects Forefront of Council Discussion, City Deliberates on Pot
Adding housing — specifically below-market-rate housing — to the City was the centerpiece of the…
February 22, 2019
City Plans to Spend Millions More on Voting Rights Case in Appeal
Decisively losing a voting rights lawsuit, paying close to $1 million in legal bills and…
February 21, 2019
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Prop 13: The Gift That keeps on Giving For Apartment Complexes and Commercial Property
Despite the new attention-getting office campuses that continue to sprout in Silicon Valley, homeowners still…
February 19, 2019