Many Californians are locked into ‘soul-sucking commutes.’ It’s time for a break.
Whether road or rail, bikes or buses, California is locked in gridlock.
Eyes Trained on East Side Trains
Light Rail Trains will connect East San Jose to the current 42-mile Light Rail Transit system, as well as the future BART extension for regional rail connections.
Silicon Valley Poll: More Than 40 Percent of Residents Are Considering Moving Out of the Bay Area
People are thinking twice about staying in the Bay Area and are looking for answers to perceived pressing problems.
Don’t Fear Future Bay Area Job Growth; Plan for it
For years we have been saying that Silicon Valley’s booming economy is not sustainable. Data from a new report suggest we’ve been wrong.
Carl’s Comments: Success has 1,000 Parents. Failure is an Orphan.
Recently, the California Supreme Court denied the appeal against Measure B, which voters and taxpayers passed in November, 2016.
Measure B Clears Another Major Hurdle
More than two years ago, on November 8, 2016, 72% of voters approved Measure B, a revenue measure to repair potholes, fix local streets, help bring BART to San Jose and Santa Clara and much more. To date, not a…
Game Changers 2019 – Essay Series
October 26, 2018: Throughout my career, I’ve been drawn to technology because it’s an industry predicated on problem-solving, creativity, and the ability to transform the human experience for the better.
Game Changers 2019 – Essay Series
Amid the Bay Area’s extraordinary economic success, two sobering realities undermine our quality of life; our lack of housing has made the region unaffordable, and we waste too much time in crippling traffic.
CPUC adopts revised AV regulation proposal
By Paul Escobar, Director of Policy and Education Programs, Silicon Valley Leadership Group On May 22nd, the Leadership Group was invited to give testimony at the California Public Utilities Commission’s (CPUC) all-party meeting regarding Commissioner Randolph’s Proposed Decision on automated…