IdaRose Sylvester, a business entrepreneur and community leader, is the latest candidate to announce her intention to run for Mountain View City Council, stating that she has the leadership experience and track record to get things done.

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In what is shaping up to be a crowded race, José Gutiérrez has announced that he is planning to run for Mountain View City Council, citing a desire to make a positive difference in the community.

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Mountain View Public Works Director Dawn Cameron has been a steadfast presence in a department that's primary purpose is to keep the city running smoothly.

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The city of Mountain View and Mountain View Whisman School District both appear unwilling to budge in a standoff over how to split millions of dollars in tax revenue, with a deal still elusive as the City Council and school board head off for summer break.

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Chris Clark has held the distinction of serving as Mountain View’s youngest mayor. Now he is seeking a third term on the dais, this time as a seasoned policymaker who is looking to be reelected to the City Council.

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After months of deliberation, Mountain View will have a ballot measure this November that could add $9.5 million annually to its coffers by taxing some of the priciest property sales in the city. But questions remain about what exactly will be funded from the extra money.

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A proposal to build high-density housing in Mountain View using builder's remedy has faced roadblocks on its path to approval. Now, a pro-housing advocacy group has weighed in with the threat of litigation, arguing the city is violating state housing laws by enforcing its zoning rules on the project.

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An affordable housing development in Los Altos is one step closer to being built, after Santa Clara County agreed to pitch in $10 million to help get the project over the finish line in the face of a major funding gap.

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Longtime community organizer and advocate Erik Poicon has publicly announced his intentions to run for Mountain View City Council ahead of the November election.

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In a turn around from plans to build market-rate condos, a developer has proposed to build an eight-story, 100-unit affordable housing development at the corner of San Antonio Road and California Street.

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