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City Politics

Differing Analysis Fuels Energy Regulation Debate

Author David AlexanderPosted on May 8, 2019May 24, 2019
New energy regulations have left a Sunnyvale fuel cell producer criticizing Santa Clara’s public utility, claiming the changes do more harm than good. Several Bloom Energy employees turned out...
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In the Valley this Week: April 18 – 24

Author Santa Clara WeeklyPosted on April 18, 2019
The following is a list of events happening in Santa Clara and throughout the Silicon Valley. Want to share an event to...
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Stadium Authority Demands to See ManCo Contracts, Threatens Breach of Contract

Author David AlexanderPosted on March 28, 2019March 29, 2019
A lack of paperwork explaining a massive revenue decrease at Levi’s Stadium has caused the Santa Clara Stadium Authority to request a...
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Santa Clara’s General Fund Budget Stabilization Reserves Since 2000: From Safe to Shaky to Safe — Right Now

Author Carolyn SchukPosted on March 14, 2019
By the time the new millennium was 10 years old, the City of Santa Clara’s general fund reserves had dropped from three...
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Ink Almost Dry on Convention Center Operator Contract, City Begins Vision for El Camino

Author David AlexanderPosted on February 6, 2019
A Philadelphia-based company will likely become the new manager of the Santa Clara Convention Center. The Santa Clara City Council voted unanimously...
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Agrihood Gets off the Ground Despite Languishing Retail Space

Author David AlexanderPosted on January 30, 2019
The Agrihood, a below-market-rate senior housing development with an onsite farm will finally come to fruition after the Santa Clara City Council...
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Milestones: Eminent Imminent?

Author Miles H BarberPosted on December 13, 2018
Never in the history of Santa Clara has our City used “eminent domain” to acquire property. That is until now. The Council...
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Community

Looking Back: Week of December 5th Headlines

Author Mary HanelPosted on December 6, 2018
100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (December 6, 1918) Fine Memorial Planned for Santa Clara Boys Who Gave Their Lives for Their...
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Gateway Crossings Project Pushed Back, Downtown Task Force Appointed

Author David AlexanderPosted on December 5, 2018
Something rarely seen at a Santa Clara City Council meeting happened during the Council’s last meeting: those who opposed a development project...
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Council Continues Roasting Chamber Amid Audit Findings

Author David AlexanderPosted on November 29, 2018November 30, 2018
The Santa Clara City Council’s public flogging of the Chamber of Commerce over its management of the Convention Center and Convention Center...

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As incredible as it may be, there is a campaign underway to recall Governor Newsom in the midst of the pandemic in which California has vied  with Texas for the most reported Covid-19 cases in the country.   While the governor may have made some missteps along the way in dealing with the crisis, he faces enormous challenges in the most populous ethnically and culturally diverse state in the US..  Campaign backers  claim they will have enough verified signatures by the March 17 deadline to force a special election with a multi-million dollar taxpayer funded price tag that could be held in early 2022. Nationally recognized  Politico senior writer for California Playbook Carla Marinucci, a former Santa Claran, who has reported extensively on the recall, will address the issue at a Zoom meeting sponsored by the South Bay Democratic Coalition on February 25th at 7 PM.   To participate, visit https://southbaydemocraticcoalition.org

Shirley Odou

Tuesday afternoon, I went to Levi’s Stadium to get my first Covid shot and would like to extend my thanks to EVERYONE there!  They were so organized, courteous, and efficient and I appreciate their help getting all of us in and out of the stadium for the shots.  It may get a little more complicated as they get more people coming, but it was a great experience and I am glad to get something off my “to do” list!  I told the people who helped me that they were a great team, and in fact, better than the one we had down on the field this year!!  (A little snarky, but the 49ers need to lay better.) A round of applause for the Santa Clara County Health Department for doing a great job with logistics.

Edwina Johnson

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