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This week in Sunnyvale, a federal judge ruled in March 2026 that the city violated the Clean Water Act due to over 1,200 bacteria pollution violations discharged from its stormwater system into local creeks including Stevens Creek and Calabazas Creek. This ruling highlights ongoing environmental challenges related to stormwater management in Sunnyvale. Recent Sunnyvale city council and Board of Supervisors meetings addressed environmental topics such as consumer and environmental protection agency matters and recognized local environmental advocacy groups like Keep Coyote Creek Beautiful for their community creek cleanup efforts. These discussions reflect continued local government engagement on environmental issues. What to watch: How Sunnyvale will respond to the Clean Water Act violations ruling and what measures will be implemented to improve stormwater pollution controls in the coming months.

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