What a ride! This year the California Legislature passed some of the largest and most aggressive bills in state history, addressing our most pressing issues. From massive amounts of transportation...
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11/13/2017
In an attempt to address the housing crisis, San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo has proposed a goal of developing 25,000 new homes -- with at least 10,000 of these (or 40%) being affordable homes --...
10/23/2017
Long before he studied urban planning, Michael Dittmer loved exploring the urban landscape - but it wasn't always easy or safe for him to walk and bike where he lived. When he joined the...
10/02/2017
Kate White and TransForm go way back...all the way back to 1997 when she and Stuart Cohen shared an office in Oakland. Now she's still fighting for transportation justice alongside TransForm, just in...
09/28/2017
After an unusually busy year for transportation and housing in Sacramento, the dust is settling and we are catching our breath. But we’re not counting our chickens! We wanted to let you know where...
08/14/2017
A long-time TransForm supporter and San Francisco resident, Paul Bendix experiences the best of public transportation (being able to get around in a wheelchair without a car), and the worst...
07/20/2017
Former TransForm staff member Sophia Rodriguez and her daughter rely on public transportation to get everywhere: school, work, childcare, doctors' appointments, the grocery store, and everywhere...
07/19/2017
You may know Gloria Bruce as the Executive Director of East Bay Housing Organizations. At TransForm we are also lucky to know her as a neighbor, coalition partner, and good friend. She...
07/17/2017
As a TransForm Board Member, Earl Kaing considers himself a "super volunteer", who helps the organization go above and beyond our fundraising and social justice goals. One of the main reasons he...
07/10/2017
The transportation sector is undergoing massive disruption.
America’s transportation and land use planning has overwhelmingly focused on moving cars quickly, at any cost. For those who can’t...
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