Barry Swenson, the groundbreaking developer who reshaped the city’s skyline and became a household name, has died at age 85.

SAN JOSE — A residential project near a San Jose train hub will switch to all-affordable housing and fewer units to improve the odds it will land state tax credits and construction financing.

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The special election to fill the vacant district 3 city council seat in San Jose is now headed for a recount. It's still unclear who will take on Gabby Chavez-Lopez in a June runoff election. Anthony ...

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Acclaimed San Jose developer and owner of the building company Swenson Builders, Barron “Barry” Swenson, died on Saturday at the age of 85 after a lifetime of constructing many of the South Bay’s ...

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The mayor of the Silicon Valley city has proposed arresting people who don’t accept offers of shelter. It’s the latest sign ...