The VTA board authorized the purchase of a high-tech tunnel boring machine for a massive underground train line under downtown from Berryessa to Diridon Station.
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Weekend Count Assures Jonsen of Victory over Jensen in SC Sheriff’s Race
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Gillmor Re-elected Santa Clara Mayor, Edging Becker
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Mahan Wins, Chavez Wishes Him ‘Best of luck in his two-year term’
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Jensen Inches Closer to Front Runner Jonsen in SC Sheriff’s Race
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MAHAN WINS MAYOR’S RACE
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Matt Mahan today widened his lead over Cindy Chavez with an estimated 90% of mayoral ballots counted. In order to win, Chavez would need to get more than 60% of the remaining ballots. Her vote totals haven’t come close to that percentage in the eight days of counting since Election Day.
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Mahan Reverses Slide in SJ Mayor’s Race; Chavez Running out of Time and Votes
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Mahan Maintains Lead Despite Chavez Gains In SJ Mayoral Race
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ELECTION 2022: Mahan Holds Lead over Chavez in Latest Vote Count
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ELECTION 2022: Santa Clara County Expects Vote Counting to Accelerate
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ELECTION 2022: New Vote Totals Show Mahan with Bigger Lead Over Chavez in San Jose Mayor’s Race
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ELECTION 2022: Incumbent Democrats Cruise to Congressional Return
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ELECTION 2022: Embattled Water District Board Member Trails in Re-Election Bid
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Ex-Sheriff Smith Guilty of Corruption, Says Civil Court Jury
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Smith, who announced her retirement on Monday while the jury was deliberating, faced the charges in a civil trial that had been filed by a Santa County Civil Grand Jury in December. Sentencing in such a case could normally result in her removal from office, but the sheriff's surprise resignation two months before the end of her sixth term makes that punishment moot.
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Santa Clara County Still More than 75% Short of Measure A Housing Goals, Six Years after $1B Bond Vote
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Valley Water Investigation Finds Some Bullying Allegations Against Kremen Credible
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In a 32-page report released this week, the investigation by San Francisco law firm Renne Public Law Group affirmed seven of 21 allegations Kremen that the board had accumulated from employees, most of them anonymous; rejected 10 allegations and reported there was insufficient evidence in another four.
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