January/February issue, Feature article
A loan program designed to bolster Black homeownership in communities in California’s East Bay addresses Black homeownership as a way to make long-lasting, systemic change in how Black communities can build wealth and pass it along to their heirs.
A Bay Area church attempts housing reparations Read More »
A new short film by Dooster film production company celebrates urban trail and open space infrastructure in the Bay Area and the magical experience it offers to the local running community.
Inspired filmmakers document unique perspective on place Read More »
Reviewer Asher Kohn deftly unpacks author Malcolm Harris’s sprawling history of Silicon Valley and its worldwide impacts.
Book Review: Palo Alto – A history of California, capitalism, and the world Read More »
Transportation planner Aleida Andrino-Chavez, AICP, PTP, shares her story of struggle and resilience while migrating from war-torn El Salvador to California, the unique difference in planning experiences between the two countries, and how her work inspires her as a professional.
Meet a local planner: Aleida Andrino-Chavez, AICP, PTP Read More »
Livermorium Plaza, the City of Livermore’s recently redesigned and rededicated urban space that celebrates the atomic element, Livermorium, offers insights into how U.S. cities are re-doing downtown urban spaces.
Design thinking: Re-inventing urban centers post-pandemic Read More »
