A landmark cluster once run by the state, later restored by Sun Microsystems, is now up for grabs on its own terms — untouched by the wrecking ball planned for the vacant office space around it. A cluster of century-old buildings that once housed California's largest state hospital, and more recently anchored the northern edge […]
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