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Downtown San Jose is stepping into the future with an exciting new wayfinding project that’s set to transform how locals and visitors alike navigate the heart of the city. The City of San Jose's C...
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Though only 25 when he was elected to the Campbell City Council in November 2020, Sergio Lopez already has an impressive political résumé. He has served as political director for a gubernatorial race and has drafted policy for a presidential campaign. Currently he’s an elected delegate to the California Democratic Party, representing Campbell at the state level. The brand-new councilmember comes armed with big plans; read about them on his campaign site.
An author and historian, Lopez has written two original manuscripts on history and politics. He serves on the board of the Campbell Historical Museum and Ainsley House Foundation, volunteers with Campbell West Valley Rotary Corps, and is a member of the Campbell Chamber of Commerce.
Alma maters: Yale University (bachelor of arts, English and History); Duke Divinity School (master of Christian practice, planned graduation in 2022)
Notable quote: “Our small businesses are struggling and our housing crisis is only getting worse. I’m ready to get to work on these issues. I ran because I knew I was ready to do the job. ... I had a story and perspective and skills that were missing from the discussion and I can raise up the voices of many communities being left out.” —Sergio Lopez, San Jose Inside
From San Jose Spotlight...
Nearly 100 homes could fill a vacant block next to downtown Campbell that has dragged through the development process for almost a decade.
A busy Campbell corner with multiple businesses could transform into more than 100 homes.
Campbell is facing a lawsuit over a sales tax measure resoundingly passed last November.
A downtown Campbell street is about to become safer for pedestrians on their way to peruse the city’s local businesses.
Campbell is making it easier for residents to create a wide array of housing options in their own backyards.
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