San Jose planners are advancing a once-in-four-years rewrite of the city's growth blueprint that would open single-family neighborhoods to small apartment buildings and rezone a slice of Winchester Boulevard for eight-story towers, setting up an Aug. 18 City Council showdown between housing advocates who say it doesn't go far enough and residents who say it […]
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