Paul Rogers is a Local Democracy Reporter at the San Jose Mercury News. He covers a range of topics including climate change, environmental issues, and urban development, with a focus on real estate development and water management. Paul’s work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Guardian, The Lancet, and the Vallejo Times-Herald.
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Ludlow Town Council is to “start the ball rolling” to try and and get repairs sorted at an “eyesore” building.
By: Paul Rogers
SAN JOSE, Calif. — For nearly 40 years, environmental groups, parks planners and other outdoor lovers have worked to piece together a breathtaking vision: Building a continuous 550-mile trail around
An eco-campaigning Shropshire vicar is supporting a family in its fight against plans for a battery energy site on land next door.
By: Paul Rogers
SAN JOSE, Calif. — For nearly 40 years, environmental groups, parks planners and other outdoor lovers have worked to piece together a breathtaking
Newsom vows to fight as Republicans say 2035 prohibition on sale of new gasoline vehicles went too far
Shropshire Council holds its first full council meeting on Thursday after the change in control.
It’s been more than 10 years since the the big Napa quake and 35 since Loma Prieta. Should you worry?
By: Paul Rogers
A Reform UK activist and shop owner who made national headlines this week over displaying controversial political photos said she’ll “be compliant, but not defeatist”.
The change would mean Police Community Support Officers would stop working at 20:00.
CMIO Jordan Dale, M.D., discusses how the health system is expanding use of Ambience Healthcare's platform beyond ambulatory settings
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