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Replica’s tool melds cell phone and census data to help governments decide where to spend their money. Source: Alphabet spinoff … Continue reading Alphabet spinoff Replica wants to upend urban planning – protocol
In California, there are over 7 million individuals who go to work each day, follow the rules, and earn a … Continue reading Innovating for Equity: Anti-Poverty Nudges in California
Air pollution is an urban problem Cities Outlook 2020 takes an in-depth look at air pollution. We find that air … Continue reading Cities Outlook 2020
More than 1.5 million residents fled the Bay Area between 2010 and 2016 due in part to the rising cost-of-living, … Continue reading New report paints a bleak picture of displacement in San Jose
Why apprenticeships are the future of work https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2019/12/apprenticeships-future-work-4ir-training-reskilling/ With apprenticeship programs, government and the private sector can partner to train … Continue reading The future of work requires a return to apprenticeships
San Jose’s Safe Parking Ordinance allows businesses/non-profits to use their parking lots as nightly safe areas for families & individuals … Continue reading San Jose’s Safe Parking Ordinance allows businesses/non-profits to use their parking lots as nightly safe areas for families & individuals who sleep in their cars. If you’re a property owner interested in this, please contact us! sanjoseca.gov/your-governmen… https://t.co/S2i15uini0 — Hashtag.2017.09.02 via San Jose Community on Inoreader
Michael Lane retweeted: This morning I toured the portable living units offered by the San Jose Conservation Corps. Thank you … Continue reading Toured the portable living units offered by the San Jose Conservation Corps. Thank you for your dedication to our youth and community. I remain committed to addressing our housing and homelessness crisis. #homelessness #housing https://t.co/zSnWerTAn0 — homelessness via San Jose Community
After a rough patch during the economic downturn a decade ago, solar power has been on a roll lately. In … Continue reading Why nearly every house will eventually have solar power
On a Wednesday, Jan. 29 meeting mainly consisting of study sessions, Santa Clara Planning Commissioners were prepped on a major … Continue reading Planning Commissioners to Review Related Santa Clara Project
The federal government notified Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration Friday that it is rejecting California’s Medicaid financing proposal, a decision that … Continue reading California faces $1.2 billion budget hit after Trump administration rejects Medi-Cal proposal
Bay Area renters might be turned off by hefty apartment prices, tiny spaces and random roommates, but when they look … Continue reading Bay Area apartment hunters stick to nearby cities
Study Shows #Kids Under 10 Care More About #Equality , Environment Than You Do bit.ly/37ObLRM via #sanjose #siliconvalley #santaclaravalley #SanFranciscoBayArea … Continue reading Study Shows Kids Under 10 Care More About Equality, Environment Than You Do
Alex Shoor retweeted: Great to see one of the Bay Area’s hottest tech companies moving their headquarters to @CityofSanJose https://t.co/9ifOSnEUMD Alex … Continue reading Great to see one of the Bay Area’s hottest tech companies moving their headquarters to @CityofSanJose https://t.co/9ifOSnEUMD — via San Jose Community
The White House is taking steps toward decisive new action on homelessness, bucking policies favored by advocates in favor of … Continue reading Trump’s Plan to Criminalize Homelessness Is Taking Shape
New business plan shows how project was railroaded into higher costs. Read more from the source: California high-speed rail cost … Continue reading California high-speed rail cost may approach $100 billion
New business plan shows how project was railroaded into higher costs. Read more from the source: California high-speed rail cost … Continue reading California high-speed rail cost may approach $100 billion
BART board members are expected to sign off on funding Thursday for a fleet of 252 new cars that would … Continue reading BART Board to Vote on $18M for 252 New Train Cars
BART board members are expected to sign off on funding Thursday for a fleet of 252 new cars that would … Continue reading BART Board to Vote on $18M for 252 New Train Cars
Hundreds of thousands of people receiving food stamps will no longer be eligible under a new rule finalized by the … Continue reading Trump administration food stamp cuts could impact nearly 200,000 Californians
Being single for the holidays may not be so bad and your chances of meeting a significant other could be … Continue reading Study ranks top 15 U.S. cities for single millennials