Does anyone see the irony in Measure A “to save the Santa Clara unified school district?” We are so flush that we can build a $ 1.5 billion dollar stadium for the 49ers, (my estimate, but may be light because we started at $850 million) In addition, Robert Haugh writes of the love affair that the 49ers and the city of Santa Clara have had. He forgets to mention Santa Clara, Saint Mary’s and USF dropped football in the early fifties because they were using Kezar stadium as were the 49ers. People were not willing to go to a college game on a Saturday and a pro game on a Sunday.. The NFL is now mandated to NOT schedule a pro game on the same weekend in the same locale as a college game. Just thought I’d throw that in as this could be a tenuous one sided love affair. Peace and love.
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The developer, Lamb Partners (Randy Lamb – Atherton Planning Commissioner) started to purchase the two single family homes along Monroe, 906 Monroe St. and 930 Monroe St. in Feb 2019 and Sep 2019 respectively. This was just after the Santa Clara Downtown Community Task Force (DCTF) was formed by the City Council in December 2018. Lamb Partners
Santa Clara is the ONLY city in the entire State of California to have an elected Chief of Police. I contend that Santa Clarans don’t actually have a choice in selecting their Chief of Police. The current Chief of Police, Pat Nikolai, ran unopposed in his last two elections March 2020 and November 2020. Mike
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) states that racial discrimination in employment is illegal, as provided for under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The law forbids employers from discriminating against employees or applicants based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. The provision also prohibits employers from creating or
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Note to reader: these are my opinions. The Mayor role for the first time in a long time will go to someone possibly outside of the old guard or could the old guard hold power with a puppet that slips it to continue the rule of the Mission City. It’s hard to say at this ... Read more
Roger KintThe 2026 elections are just around the corner in Santa Clara, and everyone is wondering who will run for various open seats. In 2026, there will be no incumbents defending. No automatic advantages. A rare reset moment. Many will say this is the year Mayor Lisa Gillmor finally terms out and the reign ends. However, ... Read more
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