City Council
Campbell Explores Improvement District to Enhance Downtown Services
Self-Funded Initiative Could Bring Enhanced Cleaning, Marketing, and Placemaking to City Center The City of Campbell has launched a feasibility study to determine...
Palo Alto Breaks Ground on $18.2MM Fire Station 4 Replacement Project
City officials and community leaders will gather Thursday morning to mark a significant milestone in Palo Alto’s infrastructure modernization efforts as construction advances...
San José Approves First Ministerial Project, Holland Partners’ 540-Unit Development at Saratoga Ave. & Stevens Creek Blvd.
New permitting process approves first project in just eight months SAN JOSE, Calif. (December 2, 2025) – San José has approved the first project under...
Gilead Sciences Plans 800,000 SQFT R&D Campus Overhaul in Foster City
Biotech giant seeks to transform aging Chess Drive property into state-of-the-art research facility Gilead Sciences is moving forward with an ambitious plan to...
Redwood City Announces Selection of Patrick Heisinger as Next City Manager
Redwood City, California — Redwood City’s City Council has selected Patrick Heisinger to serve as its next City Manager, pending City Council approval of an...
San Jose Plots Sweeping Overhaul of Growth Strategy in General Plan Review
California’s third-largest city aims to boost housing capacity and rethink its Urban Village model as it prepares for another wave of development San...
Blake Griggs Properties Proposes 200-Unit Project in Danville Betting on State Housing Laws to Transform Shopping Center
Developer’s apartment project tests the limits of new legislation forcing suburban towns to accommodate density In a town that has spent decades resisting...
Rancho Cordova Approves Entertainment District Anchored by 7,500-Seat Arena
City council unanimously backs sports-anchored project promising thousands of jobs and economic transformation Rancho Cordova’s city council took a major step toward reshaping...
Brookfield Residential Proposes 165-Unit Housing Project to Replace San Ramon Office Complex
The project reflects broader trend as cities prioritize housing over commercial development A 7.1-acre office complex in San Ramon is poised to become...
Livermore’s Long-Stalled 130-Unit Affordable Housing Project by Eden Housing Clears a Major Hurdle After Years of Legal Battles
After a nearly decade-long saga of legal challenges and procedural delays, a pivotal affordable housing project in downtown Livermore has reached a critical...
San Jose’s St. James Park Revitalization Moves Forward with Levitt Pavilion Development
A long-anticipated transformation in downtown San Jose is gaining momentum as the city moves closer to realizing the first phase of the St....
City of San Jose Releases RFP in Effort to Increase Moderate-Income Housing
By Meghan Hall So much of the Bay Area’s development story has focused on the economic prosperity brought about by a plethora of...
