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You won’t find these underrated Bay Area landmarks in any snow globes. But they're just as important to locals — who turn to them for a sense of nostalgia, a sense of direction or a sign we're close to home.
/PRNewswire/ -- More than three-quarters (76.6%) of Californians oppose the state Legislature's plan to spend $1.4 billion in taxpayer dollars to demolish the...
/PRNewswire/ -- More than three-quarters (76.6%) of Californians oppose the state Legislature's plan to spend $1.4 billion in taxpayer dollars to demolish the...
By Quentin L. Kopp, Special to CalMatters I write in response to “Good riddance to state Capitol’s ugly annex,” a column written by Dan Walters and published in early December. Putting Walters’ personal architectural opinions aside for a moment, he makes a valid point that the long-neglected Capitol
A billion-dollar plan to demolish and rebuild the State Capitol annex, design an underground visitors center, and dig up part of our historic CapitolPark for an exclusive parking garage for legislators is at least partly ill-conceived and entirely ill-timed. But there is the potential to create something great, if we just invite more people into “the people’s house.”