Andrew Paul is Popular Science‘s staff writer covering tech news. Previously, he was a regular contributor to The A.V. Club and Input, and has had recent work featured by Rolling Stone, Fangoria, GQ, Slate, NBC, as well as McSweeney’s Internet Tendency. He lives outside Indianapolis.
A billionaire-backed Silicon Valley company says it now owns enough land to move forward with the next phases in creating a high-tech, utopian “city of yesterday.” In a recent email to PopSci, California Forever CEO Jan Sramek says he hopes “residents keep an open mind hear what we have to say,” while promising “we'll do the same in kind.
After company representatives refused to buy at that price point, the farmer allegedly engaged in a “secret conspiracy” alongside fellow landowners to agree upon a standard selling price “so cannot play owners against owners,” the spokesperson said. “Flannery has been reasonable when settling the case with many of the defendants, and has been willing to negotiate generous settlements with the remaining defendants,” the spokesperson concluded last week.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Logan Paul Teases Jake Paul's WWE ReturnWill Jake join his brother in WWE?
Read more »
Polls open for Election Day: New York City voters set to decide key City Council racesWe're closely watching the newly redrawn District 43 in Brooklyn and hotly contested District 19 in Queens.
Read more »
Chicago City Council could once again discuss ‘sanctuary city' status during meeting TuesdayCity Council during their regular 11 a.m. meeting Tuesday could once again discuss Chicago’s status as a “sanctuary city,” an issue that last…
Read more »
Raucous crowds flood Chicago City Council, shut down meeting over sanctuary city issueA special City Council meeting to discuss Chicago's sanctuary city status descended into chaos Tuesday.
Read more »
All Souls Procession brings over 100,000 people from around world... living and dead!Andrew Christiansen is KGUN 9's Catalina Foothills reporter. Send your story ideas to Andrew at andrew.christiansenkgun9.com.
Read more »
YOUR OPINION MATTERS: City of Tucson asks for input on changed plans for 22nd Street Bridge projectAndrew Christiansen is KGUN 9's Catalina Foothills reporter. Send your story ideas to Andrew at andrew.christiansenkgun9.com.
Read more »