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Study finds San Jose has highest infrastructure, capital asset burden in US
Summary by The San Francisco Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Lyanne Melendez , as published by ABC7 News (KGO-TV, ABC)
· September 25, 2026
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Despite being one of the nation's wealthiest large cities, San Jose faces a multibillion-dollar infrastructure backlog that city officials, researchers and residents say has left roads, bridges and parks in need of significant repairs.
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What is this story about? Despite being one of the nation's wealthiest large cities, San Jose faces a multibillion-dollar infrastructure backlog that city officials, researchers and residents say has left roads, bridges and parks in need of significant repairs.
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