Santa Clara’s Next Historic Preservation Dispute: Midcentury Modern Houses Over the last decade Santa Clara has witnessed countless objections to renovations to 100-plus year old houses on the grounds that the changes would irrevocably damage the character of the historic center of the city – the Old Quad –...
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By a 5-1 vote last week, the Santa Clara City Council awarded CORE Companies an exclusive negotiating agreement (ENA) for a mixed...
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Bus Rapid Transit Can’t Seem to Leave the Station VTA’s proposed Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system on El Camino from San Jose...
How do the 2014-15 stadium financials compare to forecasts made before Levi’s Stadium was built? The short answer is, better than anyone...
Levi’s Stadium Celebrates Birthday, Santa Clara’s Bottom Line Grows $2.9 Million Levi’s Stadium just had its first birthday and the Santa Clara’s...
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More International Recognition for Santa Clara’s Citizen Engagement Programs
The town clerk – keeper and protector of the community’s recorded history – is one of the world’s oldest municipal offices. In...
Council Says No to Extending 20-year-old Agilent Development Agreement At its July 14 meeting, the Santa Clara City Council voted unanimously against...
City Council Wants to Hire More Firefighters, Without Waiting for FD Needs Assessment At the July 14 Santa Clara City Council meeting,...
Santa Clara’s Lawrence Station Development Plan Takes Shape At a July 14 study session, the Santa Clara City Council gave the City...
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Santa Clara taxpayers paid for the land on which the Hyatt, Hilton, Great America, Techmart and Irvine properties sit. In return, $14...