California Forever

The CEO of California Forever, the group of Silicon Valley billionaires that purchased 52 acres of land in Solano County, answered questions in a community forum Tuesday. He promised the project will create more affordable housing, but some are still skeptical.

There’s a growing mystery in the North Bay. Someone is buying up nearly a billion dollars of land in Solano County that surrounds the Travis Air Force Base. NBC Bay Area’s Audrey Asistio spoke to Catherine Moy, the mayor of Fairfield, about why this is troubling.

The city of Fairfield is pledging to keep residents informed as they try to get more information on plans to build a utopian city next to Travis Air Force Base.

Solano County is delivering a wake-up call to a group of investors dreaming up a plan for a new city near Travis Air Force Base.

The man who is spearheading plans for a Utopian city in Solano County recently met with local leaders. He is trying to ease fears and gain support for the massive and bold project.

A group of tech billionaires are trying to build a whole new private city in the North Bay. It doesn’t have a name yet, but they’re calling the project “California Forever.” NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai spoke to Congressman John Garamendi, who represents the area where the new city could be built, for some insight.

The developers of the planned California Forever community in Solano County plan to provide more information about the project on Wednesday. Kris Sanchez reports.

The Sierra Club on Tuesday announced its opposition to a proposal for a new city in Solano County dubbed California Forever. Jodi Hernandez reports.