Santa Clara’s Northside Library isn’t the only casualty of the unwinding of California redevelopment. In Milpitas, school, public park and low-income senior housing projects have been delayed by controversy about RDA assets. That city also had to layoff its Parks & Recreation Director, a 23-year city employee. Riverside County...
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For the last year, the Northside Library has evolved from its humble groundbreaking to the big and sleek new building that is...
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County Inches Toward Paying $30 Million RDA Stadium Obligation At the Aug. 1 meeting of the Santa Clara RDA Successor Agency Oversight...
On Wednesday, Santa Clara residents got a first-hand illustration of what’s at stake with the ongoing shutdown of California’s half-century redevelopment program:...
SVP Scholarship Winners Announced In November 2005, the Santa Clara Council established the Silicon Valley Power Scholarship Program. The program provides tuition,...
Council Sends Distinctive Condominium Project Back to Drawing Board A proposal for some modestly modernistic architecture on Saratoga Avenue drew some surprising...
City Planning Director Kevin Riley Recognized for Affordable Housing Leadership At its 20th anniversary celebration last month, the Santa Clara Housing Action...
Jamie McLeod, a former Santa Clara city council member, has a few words to say about the recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions...
RDA Oversight Board Postpones Stadium Payment Decision to July “I hear one thing and I hear another and I’m not sure how...
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Santa Clara County Continues RDA Asset Grab June 4’s hour-and-forty-minute meeting of the Santa Clara Redevelopment Agency Successor Agency Oversight Board added...