San Jose tells food pantry it must shut down
A popular San Jose neighborhood food pantry is at risk of closing again after being hit with more…
Popular SF bakery cancels 2nd location over city rules
San Franciscans have been eagerly awaiting the expansion of a wildly popular bakery — but the owner announced…
Gilroy City Council Adopts Moratorium on New Data Centers
The Gilroy City Council on Sept. 14 unanimously approved a temporary citywide moratorium on new data center development…
San Jose places moratorium on private detention centers amid ICE concerns
San Jose is placing stronger controls on the development of private detention facilities within its borders in response…
Sidewalk gaps, train counts ignite California SB 79 zoning lawsuits
Sidewalk gaps, train counts ignite California SB 79 zoning lawsuits Skip to content © 2006-2026 HW Media, LLC.…
Almaden IBM Rezoning: When CEQA Disappears, So Does Your Voice
Residents and environmental groups came to San José City Hall on Aug. 18 with a simple request: Wait.…
Sacramento expands cannabis dispensary buffer zones to include churches
Sacramento city leaders have passed new zoning laws for marijuana dispensaries, adding churches to the list of locations…
Zone In: Bixby aims to bring more housing, walkability to the Knolls
The future of Bixby Knolls and parts of North Long Beach was discussed with rigor at Tuesday night’s…
New California law aims to trigger condo construction boom for transit commuters
A new state law that allows denser housing development near major transit stops goes into effect in July,…
Opinion | I Have Some Questions for the Democrats Who Want to Run California
All right Hello, Oakland. All right. Welcome to the beautiful Calvin Simmons theater. We are thrilled you’re here.…
Virginia adapts California’s pioneering church-land housing model
Virginia adapts California’s pioneering church-land housing model Skip to content © 2006-2026 HW Media, LLC. All rights reserved.Powered…
State housing law could reshape Campbell’s small city vibe with up to 40,000 new homes
CAMPBELL COULD ADD 40,000 homes — more than tripling the city’s current population — under a new state…