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As California Tries To Make Contract Workers Employees, Industries Push Back
NPR
3 crashes, 3 deaths raise questions about Tesla’s Autopilot
Mercury News
SMART ridership declined in 2nd year, but weekday use growing, newly obtained records show
Press Democrat
End of an era: Market Street to go car free Jan. 29
San Francisco Examiner
Starting January 29, Market Street will ban (most) cars downtown
Curbed SF
Bay Area will be nation’s coolest housing market in 2020, survey says
San Francisco Chronicle
California projected to have nation’s weakest housing markets in 2020
Mercury News
Downtown Berkeley high-rise opposed by residents will not move forward
San Francisco Chronicle
Developer suddenly pulls the plug on 18-story Harold Way complex in Berkeley
Berkeleyside
Petaluma eyes changes to granny-unit rules
Petaluma Argus-Courier
Fearing a housing mandate, Napa County turns down airport industrial area designation
Napa Valley Register
SF agency seeks state law change to fund nearly 6K affordable housing units
San Francisco Examiner
Alameda to consider ending disposable plastic in restaurants
Mercury News
Three years in, SF power program reaping cost, environmental benefits
San Francisco Chronicle
Slight chance of rain for Bay Area, temperatures to dip
San Francisco Chronicle
Judge sides with Olema environmental group on sea turtle protections
Marin Independent Journal
Bay Area earthquake guide: Where could the big one hit?
Curbed SF
December storms gave California a promising snowpack
Associated Press
New Year, new laws: Our video playlist will get you up-to-speed on 11 key 2020 laws in a minute
Cal Matters
Adults need to know rules for new teen drivers: Roadshow
Mercury News
Bon Air Bridge north span opens to traffic
Marin Independent Journal
Editorial: As decade begins, Marin should address key issues
Marin Independent Journal
San Diego International Auto Show arrives with auto industry in flux
San Diego Union Tribune
Builder sought to take over housing project in Alameda
Mercury News
From squatter to legal homeowner? In California, it’s possible
Mercury News

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