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Granite Construction Lands $32.4M Army Modification for Sacramento Weir Abutment Work
Granite Construction Co. Inc., Watsonville, California, was awarded a $32,368,584 modification (P00015) to contract W91238-23-C-0014 for construction of a new northern abutment to the Sacramento Weir Widening project to address unforeseen geotechnical conditions and related engineering changes. The modification brings the total cumulative face value of the contract to $239,133,774. Work will be performed in West Sacramento, California, with an estimated completion date of Nov. 29, 2027. Fiscal 2027 civil construction funds in the amount of $32,368,584 were obligated at the time of the award. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Sacramento, California, is the contracting activity.
San José Spotlight
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Empty Qualcomm Towers in North San Jose Land Buyer and New Tenant in One Swoop
Two office towers in North San Jose that sat empty since Qualcomm moved out have found both a buyer and a tenant in the same transaction. TMG Partners, acquiring with accounts managed by KKR, has purchased Skyport Plaza from Hudson Pacific Properties for $75.5 million, and Santa Clara County has signed on as the anchor tenant at the site.
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City of Hollister lays off dozens of employees amid fiscal crisis
Less than two weeks after declaring a fiscal emergency, Hollister city officials announced mass layoffs of city employees on Oct. 14, with at least 37 people losing their jobs across different departments including police, water, finance, and parks and recreation. In a news release, the city said the cuts are...
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Letters to the Editor 10.15.26
This is a monstrosity being put in a scenic area (“A Builder’s Remedy proposal for nearly 1,000 apartments on Highway 68 stirs concerns,” Oct. 8-14). Highway 68 is already almost impassable; I commute and it takes me an hour each day to go 16 miles. Now I’ll have to look at this eyesore. For shame, letting the skyline be bought by the biggest bidder. I’m disgusted. Wendy Oberbrecklon | Monterey.
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150-Year-Old South San Jose Ranch Opens Trails Ahead of Nov. 7 Dedication
A farm that stayed in one family's hands for 150 years is about to open a little wider to the public. Santa Clara County Parks will hold a dedication event on November 7, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., celebrating the completion of Phase 1 construction on the Cottle and Lester Historic Ranch and its new perimeter trail at Martial Cottle Park in South San Jose.
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Sunnyvale Opens 176-Unit Ira D. Hall Square Next to Lawrence Caltrain Stop
Santa Clara County and its partners celebrated the grand opening Tuesday of a 176-unit affordable housing development in Sunnyvale, built within walking distance of the Lawrence Caltrain Station. The community, called Ira D. Hall Square, sits on a 1.26-acre site at 1178 Sonora Court and was developed by MidPen Housing and built by Cahill Contractors.
San José Spotlight
Op-ed: Developers get the profits with Prop. 45 — we pay the price
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... When we read a development proposal, we look beyond the property line. What will neighbors hear at night? What will children breathe? Where will the water come from? What happens to the birds and wildlife already living there?. One of us teaches environmental studies...
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Joby’s Success in the Monterey Bay Region Didn’t Happen by Accident
By Josh Metz, Executive Director, Monterey Bay DART; Dr. Jackie Cruz, Vice President, Hartnell College and DART Board Member; Julie Edwards, Director, Strategic Educational Options, Pajaro Valley Unified School District; and Dr. Lawrence Samuels, Special Advisor to the UC Santa Cruz Chancellor. Public-private workforce partnerships rarely make headlines. They show...