In these challenging times, it’s going to take commitment and creative solutions to build the Bay Area we all want—with homes and jobs in cities and the greenbelt reserved for enjoyment, wildlife, and growing food.

The Strategies for Fiscally Sustainable Infill Housing report helps infill housing advocates and city staff understand the relationship between a city’s fiscal health and building sustainable infill housing.

After four years of meetings, the Envision 2040 Task Force signed off on the General Plan, sending it on its way for approval by the San Jose Planning Commission and City Council.

Thank you for allowing Greenbelt Alliance the opportunity to comment on the Draft Program Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the Envision San Jose 2040 General Plan.

This group of seven organizations is writing to thank the City of San Jose for this opportunity to comment on the Draft Program Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) for the Envision San Jose 2040 General Plan.

If you had 43 acres of open space in the middle of a suburban neighborhood, would you dedicate most of the land to surface parking? Tell San Jose to rethink Almaden Ranch!

This July, we are fortunate to be able to honor two volunteers, Catherine Torres and Ben Dines.

The Metropolitan Transportation Commission is currently considering a proposal to create grant programs for sustainable growth. This is a key step forward, and we like a lot of what we see.

On June 15 in San Jose, Greenbelt Alliance hosted a panel of experts to discuss the Grow Smart Bay Area vision. The following are some of the questions posed by attendees that the panel did not have time to discuss:

Like many big cities, San Jose has distinct neighborhoods where generations of families have made their homes.