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Union Square’s big year is getting even bigger
San Francisco Examiner
Billionaires and CEOs bet on San Francisco’s cheap real estate
Mercury News
Oil Giant Valero Looks to Shutter Troubled Bay Area Refinery. It’s ‘a Big Surprise’
KQED
In Uncertain Times, the Port of Oakland Goes Electric
Knee Deep Times
California Doubles Down on Key Emissions Program After Trump Calls It ‘Radical’
KQED
How Muni’s crackdown on fare evaders is going
San Francisco Chronicle
Muni lines cut as parking meter prices raised. Here’s what to know
San Francisco Standard
City approves plan to reduce West Texas to 3 lanes, add amenities
Fairfield Daily Republic
These Charts Explain Why Public Transit Is Safer Than Driving
Scientific American
Californians get 2nd chance at $2,000 voucher toward e-bike purchase – here's how to apply
KTVU
Lawsuit seeks to halt California’s homeowner-funded FAIR Plan insurance bailout
Mercury News
New approvals granted for 154-unit East Bay housing project
Mercury News
Cupertino sued over expired housing proposals
San Jose Spotlight
Bay Area Advocates Alarmed by Mass Firings at Federal Low-Income Energy Program
KQED
Here’s how bad S.F.’s return-to-office is compared to the rest of the U.S
San Francisco Chronicle
Presidio has some of SF’s hottest commercial real estate
San Francisco Examiner
SF New Deal wants to build and rent parklets for businesses
San Francisco Examiner
LinkedIn buys Sunnyvale tech office for more than $70 million in cash
Mercury News
Underwater robots, great white sharks and glowing jellyfish: New $50 million high-tech ship arrives to unlock ocean mysteries
Mercury News
Watch: City to honor East San Jose students for clean-air project
NBC Bay Area
BART to extend restroom and attendant programs into 2027
Mass Transit
Why Market Street isn't Waymo's final frontier in SF
San Francisco Examiner
Lurie gives Waymo the keys to Market Street. People are furious
San Francisco Standard
San Mateo County Paratransit Advisory Council seeks members
San Mateo Daily Journal
7 takeaways: How the DMV allows dangerous drivers to stay on the road
Cal Matters

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