Sunnyvale Public Safety has made an arrest in the Peacock Lounge shooting from last Saturday. You can read the details here.
This is possibly going to be the longest night in quite a while.
We start the evening with two Commission candidate interviews. These are two incumbents asking for reappointment. Through the existing process, they were invited to submit an application, but they weren’t offered a chance to interview – we simply didn’t used to offer interviews to candidates or incumbents who had interviewed relatively recently. We’ve changed that process, and we delayed appointment to the two affected commissions until the interviews could be conducted.
The Air Force has issued a press release marking the final transfer of Onizuka Air Force Base to the City of Sunnyvale and Foothill-De Anza College. From the press release:
“This is a shining example of how multiple agencies can work together to transfer this facility, and provide the local community with the facilities it needs for a new life,” said Steve Mayer, Air Force BRAC Transition Coordinator.
This concludes a very long process and a significant victory for the City of Sunnyvale. When I was elected to office, the city had been muddling through various options and had settled somewhat reluctantly on the concept of an auto mall. But the lack of a good plan, hesitance on Council, and a very slow-moving city caused Sunnyvale to request delay after delay, and we were in danger of losing the property entirely.
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Sunnyvale Public Safety just issued a press release asking for the public to help identify two suspects who were caught on surveillance cameras in the act of burgling a residence. The press release includes photos of the suspects. Check them out and see if you can provide any information!
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