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San Jose BART plan absolutely, completely late
Curbed SF
In SF, bikes still aren’t a preferred means of travel. Can the city change that?
San Francisco Chronicle
Drivers urge carpool crackdowns on Highway 4, Highway 87: Roadshow
Mercury News
Startup ride service ZIRO launches at Sonoma County airport
Press Democrat
Mill Valley set to reopen pedestrian bridge
Marin Independent Journal
California asks for clarity in clean car rollbacks. EPA’s answer might affect your commute
Cal Matters
Editorial: A rare victory over California’s housing logjam
San Francisco Chronicle
Napa County celebrates second affordable housing project opening this month
Napa Valley Register
SF agency approves 85-unit housing development on Third Street
San Francisco Examiner
Court says San Jose can’t make its own rules when it comes to housing
San Francisco Chronicle
Biggest storm in six months hits Bay Area, blizzard swirls in Sierra
San Francisco Chronicle
Rain wreaks havoc on Bay Area; more to come
Mercury News
Grim Financial Reality Is Settling in at SANDAG
Voice of San Diego
UCSD and Stanford record the heart rate of a blue whale in the wild for the first time
San Diego Tribune
Flare-up between SF and Chinese merchants reveals Muni’s inadequate translation services
San Francisco Examiner
How can we get Caltrans to clean the roadsides?
Mercury News
Updated 5-year county Public Works plan identifies $107M in projects
Fairfield Daily Republic
SolTrans to get nearly $2M for electrical bus infrastructure
Fairfield Daily Republic
SF housing becoming more affordable, say realtors
Curbed SF
Santa Clara County Leaders Seek To House 100 Homeless Youths In 100 Days
Local News Matters
‘Economic engine’: Vallejo’s Mare Island megaproject envisions thousands of new homes
San Francisco Chronicle
Judge deals another blow to Navigation Center foes
San Francisco Chronicle
As group home closes, mentally ill may end up in shelter
San Francisco Chronicle
Would you take in a homeless person? San Francisco hopes you’ll say yes
San Francisco Chronicle
Baby boomers will sell homes — but not for years
Mercury News

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