Updated: Council narrowly decides to close City Hall on Fridays
City offices will be closed to the public on Fridays that are
Calif. bond would launch bullet train project
A century and a half after California built its first railroad,
Council May Shift Election
City council this week will consider shifting its election cycle
Council kicks off weekend policy summit
UPDATED:The council kicked off its annual policy summit this
Prop 15, the ‘fair elections act’, failing
Proposition 15 is currently failing in the polls with 57.7
Meg Whitman claims GOP nomination in governor’s race
Meg Whitman convincingly won the race for the Republican
Wasserman dominates; 418 votes separate Williams, Alvarado
Los Gatos councilman Mike Wasserman won a commanding victory
City Council Continues to Struggle to Keep Joint, Quarterly Meetings
Despite the pressing needs of long-standing projects such as




















