Spring 2024 SJSU students applied core planning and community engagement principles in their study of an area at the intersection of three West San José jurisdictions where new development prompts focus on other needed improvements for daily users.
Three places: Studying El Paseo de Saratoga Read More »
Northern Section’s mentorship program connects you one-on-one with fellow planners to provide the positive, rewarding experience you seek.
Northern’s 2025 mentorship program ready to deliver valuable experiences Read More »
Northern News October – December 2024 Edition, a publication of the APA California — Northern.
October 2024 Northern News Read More »
Edward Huynh, (post-graduation, MUP) he/him I am a second-generation Asian-American and first-generation college student. I am completing a master’s in urban planning at San Jose State University, with a specific focus on transportation. I received my undergraduate degree in Political Science from San Francisco State University with certifications in Transportation Planning, Urban Design, and Environmental
The Director-Elect and Administrative Director board positions, will expire on December 31, 2024. A Nominations Committee, overseen by Section Director-Elect Libby Tyler, FAICP, will solicit and review applications.
Northern Section Election Coming Up! Read More »
With We Recommend: read | listen | watch, we’re hoping to share your exciting, thought-provoking or innovative media recommendations for all things urban planning and community building. ️
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California planners working with tribal and indigenous communities through the AB 52 and SB 18 consultation processes.
You’re invited – Improving tribal consultation listening session Read More »
New study sheds light on the urgent need for action Point Reyes Station, CA – September 5, 2024 A groundbreaking study released [on September 5, 2024] by a coalition of housing, agriculture, philanthropic, and community stakeholders in West Marin unveils the complex challenges and collaborative solutions needed to address the housing crisis facing the West
West Marin at a housing crossroads Read More »
In June 2024, Santa Cruz-area planning and transportation professionals studied cycling networks and urban mobility in The Netherlands, gaining valuable insights.
Planning perspectives: Takeaways from bicycling through The Netherlands Read More »
The Terner Center for Housing Innovation addresses the housing needs of low-income households in the Bay Area and the importance of public funding.
Terner Center considers public funding in addressing housing affordability crisis Read More »
