Van Jones explored the growing political divide between the Democratic Party and Silicon Valley leaders, which he attributed to a shift in regulatory posture, workplace tensions, and deeper ideological currents, and called for a return to coalition-building to ensure the benefits of innovation are distributed more broadly.
The Housing Development Economic Feasibility and Implementation Analysis for Palo Alto has concluded that not a single development prototype would be financially viable under current market conditions, reflecting the broader economic and policy gridlock paralyzing housing production across California.
California’s housing crisis is so severe that even six-figure salaries are considered low income in many counties, causing middle-class families to struggle to afford housing and driving up the state’s unemployment rate.
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In response to my column yesterday about the need for economic development in Davis, one of our…