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San Jose musician Celeste Doshi
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From San Jose Spotlight...
Homeless residents, advocates and local officials have questions about the Sunnyvale Shelter as the facility changes nonprofit operators.
While most of Santa Clara County grapples with balancing budget shortfalls, one city has enough money to set aside for future resident services. Now, city officials have to decide where that money should go.
Sunnyvale voters will have multiple opportunities to change the city charter in the coming years.
From The Mercury News...
A county-owned, 145-bed homeless shelter in Sunnyvale is changing operators and the community it serves.
North Sunnyvale residents will be able to access the city’s library resources closer to home by next year.
Sunnyvale voters will have a tax measure on their November ballot — a long-needed bond to renovate the city’s public library.
Two long-tenured Sunnyvale officials are moving up the ranks of local government.
Sunnyvale officials may have found a new source of revenue, with a green light from residents to place a proposed tax measure on the November ballot.
Dozens of affordable homes near Sunnyvale’s downtown are ready to welcome hundreds of residents.
Sunnyvale is in the market for a better way to have residents flag issues in their neighborhoods online.
Sunnyvale residents who don’t speak English have a new way to engage and participate in city meetings. The city is piloting an artificial intelligence-based translation service upon request for public meetings through Wordly.
Sunnyvale residents may soon have a new ride-share option that costs less than an Uber and is more convenient than existing public transit.
Sunnyvale's top administrator is retiring after seven years on the job.
Santa Clara County’s second largest city just got its housing plans approved by the state, kickstarting 45 programs to increase development and put a dent in the housing crisis.
One of Santa Clara County’s largest homeless service providers is stepping back from operating a 145-bed shelter in North County.
A multimillion-dollar bond measure to support Sunnyvale elementary schools is poised to pass.Measure C would give the Sunnyvale School District a $214 million bond over the next 34 years for facilities improvements, and early election results show voters approving the measure by 66.39%. It has met the 55% threshold for passage.
The Sunnyvale City Council ranked its priority projects out of the 40 proposed on Feb. 15. Homelessness and transit safety top list.
Sunnyvale is going back to the market for homeless service providers as officials press the existing partner, HomeFirst, for results.
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