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Council Joins Computer Science Education Coalition

May 20 2016

The Bay Area Council is proud to announce that it has joined the Computer Science Education Coalition, a nonprofit organization comprised of busine...

Jobs Watch: CA Captures One-Third of U.S. Job Growth

May 20 2016

The regional and state employment survey released this morning (May 20) by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics showed California leading the nation...

Council Applauds Governor’s Housing Proposals

May 16 2016

The Bay Area Council today (May 16) issued the following statement on proposals made by Gov. Jerry Brown in his May budget revision that would hel...

2016 Bay Area Council Poll Reinforce Council’s Priorities

May 6 2016

The results of the 2016 Bay Area Council Poll this week (May 2) reinforced the work we’re leading to grow the region’s housing supply, boost in...

Council Names Assemblymember Evan Low Regionalist of the Year

May 6 2016

The Bay Area Council on Monday (May 2) announced Silicon Valley Assemblymember Evan Low its 2016 Regionalist of the Year. Low has been a stalwart i...

Council Unveils New Regional Water Supply Prioritization

May 5 2016

The Bay Area Council today (May 5) released a first-of-its-kind prioritization of regional water infrastructure projects that, if completed, could ...

Bay Area Residents Narrowly Support Legalizing Marijuana

May 4 2016

A California initiative to legalize the recreational use of marijuana that appears headed for the November 2016 ballot would have the support of a ...

BACPoll: Economic Confidence Softening

May 3 2016

Bay Area residents agree the regional economy is humming right along, according to results of the 2016 Bay Area Council Poll released today, but a ...

COUNCIL CHEERS COURT RULING STAMPING OUT HETCH HETCHY THREAT

May 2 2016

A misguided lawsuit seeking to dismantle one of the Bay Area’s most important water storage and clean energy supplies was dismissed Thursday in a...

2016 BAY AREA COUNCIL POLL: HOUSING, TRAFFIC ISSUES DOMINATE