By Sharon Simonson The receiver charged with overseeing the Sunnyvale Town Center for two years beginning in late 2009 has acted within the authority granted him by multiple court orders, including the power to develop the property, a Santa Clara County Superior Court judge has found. Furthermore, in a seven-page ruling outlining his findings regarding […]
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