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Bike to Work Day returns in Napa County
Napa Valley Register
Gov. Gavin Newsom should just make California public transit free already
SF Gate
SMART foresees potential $7.5M budget surplus
Marin Independent Journal
Paris Plans to Remove Two Beltway Lanes to Cut Pollution
Bloomberg
Roadshow criticized for ‘tepid response’ to offensive letter about Japanese Americans
Mercury News
Is California’s housing market finally cooling off? Here’s the latest data on home sales and prices
San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco faces $1.3 billion shortfall in quest to meet state housing goals
San Francisco Chronicle
Settlement could bring thousands of new housing units to North San Jose after decadelong pause
Mercury News
Mill Valley refines housing goals to prepare for report
Marin Independent Journal
Marin affordable housing projects awarded $2.1M
Marin Independent Journal
Santa Clara County spurs more affordable housing
San Jose Spotlight
Belmont discusses housing element
San Mateo Daily Journal
San Carlos eyes greater density
San Mateo Daily Journal
Invasive jumping worms have made their way into California, and scientists are worried
SF Gate
Storied California redwood grove ‘almost loved to death’ reopens this weekend, with new boardwalk
San Francisco Chronicle
Overhauling Insurance for the New Normal
Knee Deep Times
After Two-Year Absence, Bike to Work Day is Friday, May 20
San Mateo Daily Journal
California traffic deaths spiked for second year in a row in 2021
San Francisco Chronicle
When a driver’s ‘courtesy’ makes the situation dangerous: Roadshow
Mercury News
Muni riders mask up despite inconsistent public transit safety requirements
San Francisco Examiner
Age-old crafts keep San Francisco cable cars chugging
San Francisco Examiner
San Jose opens door to airport connector proposals
San Jose Spotlight
Sticker shock as California gas prices pass $6 per gallon
Cal Matters
They waited years for affordable housing. Now, a new type of database could ease that problem
San Francisco Chronicle
Richmond: Point Molate to be sold for $400 to Native American tribe after 270-acre development plan fizzles
East Bay Times

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