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San Jose mayoral candidate Cindy Chavez met with Stanford student journalists
News, PoliticsOctober 26, 2022<November 11, 2022

San Jose mayoral candidate Chavez pledges to expedite San Jose housing construction

Santa Clara County Supervisor and mayoral candidate Cindy Chavez said San Jose needs to “build faster and more” to ease the city’s housing shortage….

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San Jose mayoral candidate Matt Mahan met with Stanford student journalists
News, PoliticsOctober 21, 2022<October 26, 2022

San Jose mayor candidate Mahan calls for state support to tackle housing crisis

City councilmember and mayoral candidate Matt Mahan said the state isn’t doing enough to support San Jose’s response to the housing crisis. “The state…

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Housing + Development, NewsNovember 4, 2021<September 1, 2022

San Jose isn’t meeting its housing construction goals, Liccardo says

In a wide-ranging interview, San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo discussed the city’s struggle to meet its housing construction goals, suggested replacing the VTA’s light rail system with a fleet of electric buses and urged the state to allow the pumping of purified recycled water back into the system amid persistent droughts.

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A man looks out from sliding doors.
Environment, NewsAugust 12, 2021<September 1, 2022

Living with wildfire: A story of reconstruction and resiliency at Rancho Mariposa

For the Monroes and countless other families living in California’s ever-widening fire zones, the question is not whether they’ll stay, but how.

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