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San Jose City Council approved $150 million funding for 2,056 new affordable homes.

Report suggests that BART expansion from Fremont to San Jose would lure 44,800 commuters onto BART.

Pacific Lumber, environmentalists clash over loggingin the last unprotected area within the Headwaters Forest Reserve in California's North Coast.

A sales tax to fund a BART extension to San Jose may be in jeopardy after the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors gave it a lukewarm endorsement.

Mountain View, California, approveszoning changes to make way for a hotel complex that could add to rush-hour traffic problems.

Controversial plan to drain agricultural runoff into the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta is rejected.

Will the need for mobility or the need for community define the future of transportation? Christopher Lee examines the future of transportation over the next 25 years.

High demand for office space in the Silicon Valley willdramatically impact San Jose's downtown skyline where plans for 10 new high-rises are in the works.

Long Beach City Council approved the $100 Million Queensway Bay Project which includesa waterfront entertainment, dining and retail complex.

State Agency Will Finance Homes for 64,600 Families Over Five Years.

FEMA report says erosion will destroy 5,000 homes along California' coast over next 60 years.

With the approval last March of a statewide initiative and the signing of a pact between the governor’s office and 63 Indian tribes, development of Indian casinos is taking off.

An insider's look how the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transit Agency is dealing with the Consent Decree's ruling and regaining the public's trust.

Planned BART expansion to San Jose is on hold following Santa Clara Supervisors vote.

Members of the American Institute of Architects select the "Building of the Century" and list the top ten buildings.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency elevated its efforts to work with businesses which have achieved a higher environmental performance level beyondlegal compliance requirements.

The development of a new high-rise structural system may revolutionize how building is done in earthquake-prone areas.

PikeNet interviews Amazon.com's Director of Real Estate about selecting a distribution facility.

With San Diego ballpark project opponents threatening a lawsuit, the San Diego City Council today will consider spending $3.8 million to keep the downtown project on track.

Environmentalists fight against lumber company plans to use helicopters in logging operations in theNorth Coast region of California.