Santa Clara County Assessor Larry Stone is stepping down next month after 30 years on the job. He's overseen the region’s property values for three decades, through an economic recession and pandemic.

The longtime elected official — who is stepping down this week — says he decided early on to turn the tables on the negative ...

Santa Clara County Assessor Larry Stone announced this morning that he will step down next month, triggering the need for an election to find his successor.

Stone announced on Monday that he won’t seek re-election next year and that his last day will be July 6. Assistant Assessor Greg Monteverde will take over as acting assessor until the county holds a ...

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Santa Clara County Assessor Larry Stone — who has presided over three decades of massive taxable property value increases as Silicon Valley’s industries boomed, busted and boomed again — is retiring..

With Santa Clara County Assessor Larry Stone retiring next month, a special election will cost at least $13.1 million, potentially reaching twice as much as that figure.

Larry Stone — Santa Clara County’s longest serving elected official — is stepping down as county assessor next month, capping off more than three decades in the role and 47 years overall ...

Jun. 23—Larry Stone — Santa Clara County's longest serving elected official — is stepping down as county assessor next month, capping off more than three decades in the role and 47 years ...