As Google moves fast to buy property in and around downtown, the tech giant made an unusual move last month: it sold land.

As part of its quest to raise downtown building heights, San Jose will consider a unique funding proposal to offset costs to the airline industry.

The proposed 374-unit residential development by Alterra Worldwide follows a raft of forthcoming projects in the heart of San Jose.

Will light be cast onto the wildlife-sensitive streams by this San Jose Light Tower? Who’s to say? But it won’t be you or me.

That Valley Transit Authority may discontinue some routes and reduce frequency on others in response to a looming budget shortfall.

A slate of proposals could add hundreds of below-market-rate residential units to San Jose’s intractably deficient housing stock.  

It's time to reimagine the Mineta San Jose International Airport as more than just a place that facilitates the movement of people and goods.

An unprecedented surge of new development in San Jose has sped up plans to raise the limits of the historically low-lying cityscape.

It will take years before the tech company realizes its vision for the city’s core. But a key vote this week lays the groundwork.

Google forked over $1 billion for a business park in Mountain View, making it by far the biggest real estate buy in the Bay Area this year.

San Jose reached a milestone in its land negotiations with Google, releasing a purchase agreement that comes up for a vote next month.

A new lawsuit filed against San Jose claims city officials signed illegal NDAs at Google’s behest to secure a $67 million land deal.

Is this finally San Jose’s moment for downtown to realize its potential as a vital and beautiful urban community?

Is the Affordable Housing Network the only organization in San Jose that believes San Jose’s general plan is a blueprint for a train wreck?

Some see the e-scooters as gentrifying techie-mobiles, but the on-demand devices could drastically improve transit in the South Bay.

A group of residents concerned about displacement and gentrification have formed a coalition to disrupt the Google-San Jose negotiations.