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Thousands of homes and a mini Santana Row may replace San Ramon's Chevron office park, plans that -- along with a future live performance venue -- would mark a dramatic evolution for the East Bay city.

Thousands of homes and a mini Santana Row may replace San Ramon's Chevron office park, plans that -- along with a future live performance venue -- would mark a dramatic evolution for the East Bay city.

As December draws to a close next weekend, so too does 2023 become another year that was. Lets look back over the biggest storylines and photographs in the Tri-Valley in our Year in Review in the section below. Have fun!

Discussions on plans to redevelop a sprawling office park formerly owned by Chevron and reacquired by Sunset Development last year continued at the San Ramon Planning Commission ...

Following a race to the finish line to adopt their mandated Housing Elements by the end of January, the five Tri-Valley municipalities are still awaiting approval of their plans for the current eight-year cycle by state officials.

San Ramons largest corporate resident is staying in the city for the foreseeable future, with Chevron signing a new lease to move its global HQ into Bishop Ranch while also selling its corporate park back to Sunset Development.

Downsizing global headquarters in CA

Due to real estate costs, Chevron is selling the property of its current San Ramon headquarters, and will be moving into a new leased space in the same city.

Chevron is planning to sell its current headquarters in California and will cover the costs of some employees to ...

Chevron, perhaps San Ramons most well-known corporate resident, plans to sell its headquarters plaza off Bollinger Canyon Road and move to a new leased space in the city while allowing some local employees to relocate to Houston.