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It matters because Silicon Valley lives largely in an echo chamber, focused on churning out innovation at breakneck pace without … Continue reading It Was The Government Not Silicon Valley That Pioneered The Digital Surveillance State
Bisnow The Bay Area’s largest city could see thousands of co-living units coming, starting with the sector’s largest project ever … Continue reading Why San Jose Could Catch New York City In Co-Living Development
Green infrastructure reduces risks to gray infrastructure from hazards such as flooding and wildfire. It improves the performance and reduces … Continue reading Incorporating Green Infrastructure into Our Cities
While well-intentioned, the SFO plastic water bottle ban is bad public policy. I argue why the better alternative is to … Continue reading SFO Plastic Water Bottle Ban Is Bad Public Policy
Commentary: California’s two-tier society Sacramento BeeCalifornia is an economic powerhouse, but its staggering economic inequality continues to grow. Many people … Continue reading Commentary: California’s two-tier society – Sacramento Bee
In mid-June, the New York Times publishedten zoning mapsof major American cities. These brilliantly rendered maps illustrate the degree to … Continue reading Single-Family Zoning in the San Francisco Bay Area
Could California force homeless people to accept shelter space against their will? Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg and Los Angeles County … Continue reading Can California Force Homeless People Into Shelters? Civil Rights Groups Call Plan Legally Questionable.
A mixed-use housing and retail complex that will bring downtown San Jose more than 100 new homes and an enticing … Continue reading Housing, restaurant project set to sprout in downtown San Jose
As the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors race heats up heading into its March, 2020, primary, one candidate who’s … Continue reading The “Green Mayor” from Sunnyvale Eyeing Board of Supervisors Seat
Geri lived in a beautiful two-story house. The owner said no dogs. Geri kept her dogs and gave up the … Continue reading Homeless Woman in Oakland Loves Her Dogs — san jose community network
Society is better for everyone when even the most vulnerable among us can participate, prosper, and reach their full potential. … Continue reading Working to Realize Equity for ALL
(San Jose, CA–July 12, 2019) The future belongs to those who create. And to us at Adobe, that future looks … Continue reading Adobe and YouTube Space Partner to Support Creators; Adobe Announces Vidcon Presence — San Jose, CA via San Jose Community NETYWORK
San Jose: Union-backed groups call for limiting special interests in elections The Mercury NewsSilicon Valley Rising and other groups also … Continue reading San Jose: Union-backed groups call for limiting special interests in elections – The Mercury News — via San Jose Community
A postal carrier in San Jose recently happened upon a rattlesnake along his route, and now residents in the Almaden … Continue reading Rattlesnake Encounter Stops Mail Delivery in South San Jose Neighborhood
Two-thirds of applicants are white and about 60 percent are males. By comparison, just 13 percent are Latinos, even though … Continue reading Redraw California’s Voting Maps – CalNews.com
We are exposed to plastics and the chemicals that leach out from our food packaging in alarming amounts. Plastics are … Continue reading Let’s get plastic out of our food – now
by Tom Koulopoulos We love to complicate leadership in countless books, articles, and insights, but there is no formula. However, … Continue reading Steve Jobs Leadership Masterclass – in Four Words
The state’s public utilities commission must approve the agreement. — Read on www.mercurynews.com/2019/07/24/san-jose-water-company-reaches-tentative-settlement-in-over-billing-investigation/ Continue reading San Jose Water Company reaches tentative settlement in over-billing investigation
This place is a work horse. It grows small businesses from scratch without recourse to bank loans or government subsidies. … Continue reading The Unlikely Urbanism of a Flea Market — Strong Towns
On July 22, 2019, Knight made a $50 million investment to develop a new field of research around technology’s impact … Continue reading Strengthening democracy in the digital age: Knight’s $50 million investment in a new field of…