By Marisa Kendall, SiliconValley.com, June 15, 2022. A nonprofit is helping religious institutions and large property owners across the East Bay through the planning and permitting process for tiny homes.
Bay Area churches build tiny homes for their homeless neighbors Read More »
By Eli Wolfe, San Jose Spotlight, June 15, 2022. The City Council will consider a detailed policy by the end of the year to incentivize alternative modes of transit and lowers construction costs.
San Jose city council votes to eliminate parking minimums Read More »
By J.K. Dineen, San Francisco Chronicle, June 15, 2022. More than a dozen projects are on hold until the sewer is upgraded or the sanitary district’s position changes.
Much-needed East Palo Alto developments stalled by sewer system Read More »
By William Frey, Brookings, June 15, 2022. The bigger suburbs are more racially diverse than is our country as a whole.
Today’s suburbs are symbolic of America’s rising diversity Read More »
By Sarah Holder, Bloomberg CityLab, June 15, 2022. Santa Cruz voters hoping to see the return of passenger rail to the beachside city prevailed in a ballot measure to decide the fate of a recreational trail project.
‘Train Fanatics’ score a win in California battle over idled tracks Read More »
By Ryan Burns, Lost Coast Outpost, June 10, 2022. The potential for a multi-use rail-to-trail project connecting San Francisco and Humboldt Bay remains, and the appeal of the project’s denial is unlikely.
Surface Transportation Board rejects project that threatened Great Redwood Coast Trail Read More »
By Pam Marino, Monterey County Weekly, June 9, 2022. P.G.’s RHNA represents a 13 percent increase in dwelling units. The city of four square miles is using a general plan adopted in 1994.
Pacific Grove planning for major increase in housing sites Read More »
By Emilie Raguso, Berkeleyside, June 3, 2022. Officials and staff made it clear that, while unanimous approval represented a major milestone, there are still years of work and community input ahead.
Zoning for seven-story housing approved for Berkeley BART stations Read More »
By Jessica Wolfrom, San Francisco Examiner, June 2, 2022. A civil grand jury report called for San Francisco to boost cleanup efforts and more accurately predict groundwater impacts from rising tides.
Hunter’s Point vulnerable to groundwater contaminants raised by climate change Read More »
By Joseph Geha, Mercury News, May 26, 2022. The authorization advances a project paused for over a year by a litigious group of residents.
Livermore council approves land transfer for downtown affordable housing Read More »
