Verizon acquires Tracfone in a deal worth more than $6 billion
Verizon is buying Tracfone in a deal worth more than $6 billion, the . The deal means the largest mobile network virtual operator (MNVO) in the US will become part of
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Santa Clara’s Ongoing CVRA Appeal — A Bet With Tiny Odds Of Winning
In the face of 20 years of public agencies losing millions in failed attempts to prevail in California Voting Rights Act (CVRA) lawsuits, Santa Clara continues to roll the dice
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City Workers Express Concern About Annual City Cleanup
Santa Clara’s Annual Cleanup Campaign is wrapping up, but there’s contention over whether the campaign was safe to conduct in the first place. Union leaders say given the breadth of what’s thrown
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Democrats unveil new agenda for economic recovery and climate action
Democrats will commit today to a wide-ranging new progressive agenda that simultaneously tackles pandemic recovery, climate change, and systemic injustice. They’re calling the agenda THRIVE, which stands for “Transform, Heal, and
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Los Gatos: With houses on verge of going up in North 40 site, residents mount a last stand against controversial project
New roads have been paved and the frames of model houses are about to sprout up from an old walnut orchard at the interchange of Highway 17 and Lark Avenue,
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How Facebook’s new election rules sidestep the real problem
I. The announcements After months of deliberations, Facebook gave its answer to the critics who have called for it to put new restrictions on political advertising. The company said it would not
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California Changes The Way Counties Reopen, Hair Salons & Malls Can Reopen In Santa Clara County
The State of California is retiring the State Monitoring List, which was one list that counties were on if they met certain COVID-19-related criteria and moving towards a new tiered
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Silicon Valley Power Scholarship Program Invests In Our Energy Future
At the Santa Clara City Council meeting on Tuesday, July 14, Chief Electric Utility Officer Manuel Pineda awarded three outstanding students each with a $5,000 scholarship to further their studies
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Marijuana Still Banned Despite City Of Santa Clara Pinching Pennies
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, cities across the state are feeling the financial crunch, leaving government employees seeking increasingly clever ways to generate revenue and trim fat from their budgets. Santa Clara is
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Robert Mezzetti: Council Candidate And Lobbyist
Before Robert Mezzetti became District 6 Santa Clara City Council Candidate, the San Jose attorney was a registered lobbyist representing a developer with a project currently before the Council — Republic
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