The San Francisco 49ers spent close to $5 million to win the election to build a new stadium in Santa Clara, a typical amount for a star player in a given year but a record-shattering level for a Silicon Valley local political campaign.

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The San Francisco 49ers, trying their darnedest to move south to Silicon Valley, now want a rent decrease at Candlestick Park because it’s in such bad shape. The Niners recently filed a formal claim with the city, a precursor to a possible lawsuit, saying… Candlestick Park – San Francisco 49ers – San Francisco – Silicon Valley – California

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While getting Measure J passed was major hurdle in a bid for new stadium in Silicon Valley, team and city now have the difficult task of coming up with financing for the nearly billion dollar project

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The 49ers appeared to move a step closer to leaving their storied San Francisco stadium after residents in the Silicon Valley city of Santa Clara voted in favor of a new venue for the NFL team. The 49ers have played in San Francisco since the franchise was established more than 60 years ago and have called Candlestick Park their home since the early 1970s.

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Santa Clara voters sign off on Measure J, which would allow construction of a $937 million stadium in Silicon Valley.

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