SAN JOSE — A big apartment complex in downtown San Jose might be able to break ground this summer if the project’s developer ...

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Save Mount Diablo acquired the Ginochio Schwendel Ranch — a 98-acre property along the Marsh Creek wildlife corridor, between Clayton and Brentwood — for $1.45 million, the group announced Thursday.

A key to the various prints and a map of their locations can be found on the city’s website at emeryville.org/pedprints.

Developers shared details about how Opportunity Zone financing allowed their projects to move forward and what the next ...