Big dreams, sometimes stupid ones, comprise the heart of California’s identity. “California Forever,” a project to build a city for 400,000 people from the ground up on land between San Francisco and Sacramento, shows that some Americans can still think big. The scheme, backed by Silicon Valley’s elite, plans to build 170,000 houses and establish half a million jobs in Solano County. A compelling concept, but with the loss of its lead investor in an industrial development, California Forever is on the ropes. A new shipyard on land owned by the California Forever development company just lost its first big…
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