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Study finds San Jose has highest infrastructure, capital asset burden in US (opens the original)
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SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) -- Despite being one of the nation's wealthiest large cities, San Jose faces a multibillion-dollar infrastructure backlog that city officials, researchers and residents say has left roads, bridges and parks in need of significant repairs. The problem is visible in neighborhoods across the city, where aging roads continue to deteriorate as officials struggle to keep pace with maintenance needs. "It's a bumpy road like this, and when people come over they ask why is this roa
Housing debate intensifies as SF grows, with some pushback from neighbors (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- San Francisco's housing crisis has become a defining issue for the city, pitting advocates who want more homes built against residents who worry new developments will alter the character of their neighborhoods. As city leaders face mounting pressure to address a longstanding housing shortage, the debate has shifted from whether more housing is needed to where it should be built and what those projects should look like. "We have been saying no to more housing pretty much un
San Francisco marathon icon Walt Stack helped to open running for everyone (opens the original)
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Stack was Nike's first athlete featured in the "Just do it" ads SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Long before running became one of America's most popular recreational activities, the sport was largely dominated by men. In the Bay Area, one of the key figures who helped change that was Walt Stack, a runner whose commitment to inclusion influenced generations of athletes. Stack founded the Dolphin South End Runners club in 1966, creating an environment that welcomed women, children and older adults at a tim
The legal battle behind why Berkeley has been unable to remove large homeless encampment (opens the original)
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Homeless advocates have now blocked the city from taking down the encampment for the fifth time. BERKELEY, Calif. (KGO) -- A sprawling homeless encampment in West Berkeley has drawn widespread attention after video of the site went viral on social media, prompting questions about why the city has been unable to remove it despite recent court decisions that have allowed other cities to crack down on encampments. City officials say the answer lies in ongoing litigation that has temporarily blocked
Why San Francisco office-to-housing projects are gaining traction (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- After years of discussion and little tangible progress, San Francisco may be seeing new momentum in efforts to convert vacant office buildings into housing as financial incentives encourage developers to pursue projects that previously did not make economic sense. City leaders have long promoted office-to-residential conversions as a way to help address San Francisco's housing shortage while bringing more residents back to downtown. Despite those efforts, no office-to-resi
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