San Jose is revisiting a plan to make the heart of the city more walkable and easy to navigate ahead of two major sports events. The city is working to replace outdated signs in the downtown area to highlight local landmarks, businesses and public transportation options before Super Bowl 60 and the FIFA World Cup come to the region in 2026. San Jose has $180,000 in state grant funding to improve wayfinding and needs to spend it by the end of the year. As foot traffic returns to downtown post-pandemic and the city looks to become more pedestrian friendly, officials say…
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