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Way, way too early look at Sharks forward lines
Forget those idiots in the postseason (secretly, we're jealous), it's more fun to look into our crystal ball and guess what the San Jose Sharks could look like on opening night. There's been a lot...
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From San Jose Spotlight...
The world’s largest sporting event — the FIFA World Cup — is coming to the United States in 2026, and Santa Clara is one of the only cities not breaking the bank to prepare, a data analysis by San José Spotlight shows.
Developer Related Companies recently finished two apartment buildings in Santa Clara totaling about 5.5 acres, but its 240-acre mixed-use project designed to change the city's landscape has been stalled for years.
Santa Clara officials said they've used ChatGPT at two public meetings, sparking concerns about the use of artificial intelligence to inform decision makers.
North Santa Clara is slated for more than a thousand new homes over the next few years, with whole neighborhoods under construction.
Santa Clara is scrapping plans to temporarily reopen its swim center this spring, and instead is pushing forward with a broader renovation.
From The Mercury News...
Santa Clara wants to make it easier for low-income youths to play sports by paying their fees.
Santa Clara officials are paving the way for the 2026 FIFA World Cup by finalizing responsibilities.
Santa Clara’s George F. Haines International Swim Center has been closed for more than a year, leaving the city’s aquatics community and legacy foundering.
Santa Clara has paused its ban on natural gas in new buildings and is looking for other ways to lower its greenhouse gas emissions.
From a shakeup on the city council to an elected official's conviction, Santa Clara had no shortage of major stories this year.
One of Northern California's largest health care providers has plans to build two medical campuses, as patient overflow is straining Silicon Valley emergency rooms with long wait times and life-threatening delays.
A jury has found Santa Clara Vice Mayor Anthony Becker guilty of perjury and failing to uphold his duties as a public official by leaking a 2022 Santa Clara County Civil Grand Jury report.
Santa Clara residents will see their electricity bill inch upward in the next year, as the city works on improving its power grid.
Santa Clara has been bulking up housing in its northern neighborhoods and officials just approved plans for thousands more homes.
Santa Clara’s $400 million infrastructure bond looks to be passing, giving the city a much needed cash infusion to tackle infrastructure repairs.
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