Opinion
The True Cost of Measure D
June 23, 2022
On June 7, 2022, Santa Clara voters approved Measure D without much fanfare. It’s a City Charter amendment that says...
City Politics
Santa Clara Voters Asked to Decide Measure D
May 29, 2022
There is one measure on the ballot this June that pertains solely to Santa Clara. Measure D. If you haven’t...
City Politics
Patrick Henry Plan, Redistricting Map Approved
March 23, 2022
Santa Clara’s City Council approved the Patrick Henry Drive Specific Plan and approved the redistricting map for the City following...
City Politics
City Wants To Host 2026 FIFA World Cup
February 23, 2022
Santa Clara supported hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup at Levi’s Stadium. The Council passed a resolution essentially waving a...
City PoliticsOpinion
Laughing All the Way with Mayor Gillmor
January 5, 2022
What is to be made of Santa Clara Mayor Lisa Gillmor’s eruption of laughter at the end of the Dec....
Op-Ed
Santa Clara’s Safe Space for Bigots – Opinion
December 28, 2021
We don’t argue that Mayor Lisa Gillmor has the right to free speech — even on her City Twitter feed....
City Politics
Participate in Santa Clara Redistricting
October 21, 2021
Every 10 years, the City of Santa Clara takes into account population changes reflected in the Census. The City has...
City Politics
November 2018 Election Results: Santa Clara Mayor, City Clerk, Council Members Decided
November 7, 2018
Thousands of Santa Clara voters cast their vote in the November 2018 elections. As of Wednesday, Nov. 7, 100 percent...
City Politics
Voting Rights Lawsuit Appeal Filed Prior to Council Approval
October 25, 2018
Some in Santa Clara are saying that the attorneys representing the City in the now-appealed voting rights lawsuit overstepped their...
City Politics
City Appeals Voting Rights Lawsuit Decision — Keeping Legal Meters Ticking Upward
August 16, 2018
On Wednesday, the City of Santa Clara filed an appeal of Judge Thomas Kuhnle’s ruling that Santa Clara’s at-large by-seat...