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Editorial: Gov. Gavin Newsom’s muddy water policy

San Francisco Chronicle

Finally, some rain: Thanksgiving week storm to bring some relief

Mercury News

Marin County takes on overlooked source of greenhouse gas: concrete

Marin Independent Journal

Sonoma Land Trust Buys Historic McCormick Ranch For Open Space

Local News Matters

BART to reopen bathrooms at Powell, 19th Street stations that closed after 9/11

San Francisco Chronicle

After 18 years, BART says it will finally reopen Powell Station bathrooms

San Francico Examiner

Is it OK to recline your seat? The great reclining debate

Mercury News

BART has a plan to fix ‘unacceptable’ Sunday delays. You might not like it.

Mercury News

San Rafael files for SMART quiet zone crossings

Marin Independent Journal

BART ramping up police presence after fatal stabbing, but not everyone feels safer

San Francisco Examiner

YouTube CEO, Google.org give $1.35 million to fight homelessness

Mercury News

Amazon gobbles up vast building in Livermore, widening tech titan’s Bay Area holdings

Mercury News

Mira’s twisted vision finally complete

Curbed SF

Crime rates near Navigation Centers have dropped, according to the city

Curbed SF

Homeless moms take over vacant West Oakland home

Curbed SF

Senior housing planned for Laguna Honda campus

San Francisco Examiner

Timber! SF’s next architectural trend could be eco-friendly buildings made of wood

San Francisco Chronicle

California’s new renters’ protection act reflects tenants’ power

San Francisco Chronicle

Salesforce Tower: Views from inside San Francisco’s tallest building

Mercury News

As Rents Outrun Pay, California Families Live on a Knife’s Edge

New York Times

Cities Step In To Halt Last-Minute Evictions

Local News Matters

Bay Area wood burning bans now in effect year-round on Spare the Air days

Mercury News

'First significant storm of the season' set to slam northern Sierra

San Francisco Chronicle

Dungeness crab season pushed back over whale concerns

San Francisco Chronicle

South Bay group is wired in to get more women elected

Mercury News