Elected officials from across the Bay Area, along with business, housing, development and transportation groups, called for a coordinated land use and transportation planning strategy to account for the nearly two million more people projected to live in the Bay Area by 2035.
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Update: Measure S didn’t reach enough support to boost investment in public parks in Pleasant Hill. By just a few votes, it didn’t get the required 2/3s of the vote (66.67).
A majority of voters (53%) endorsed Measure II in Dublin, authorizing the expansion of the Urban Limit Line established in 2014 and jeopardizing open spaces.
On a brisk evening in November 2024, dozens of our South Bay supporters gathered at the cozy San Jose home
