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Bay Area home prices continue to slip
Mercury News
Bay Area homes are getting more affordable, closing gap with rest of state
San Francisco Chronicle
Berkeley may remove criminal checks in housing applications, angering landlords
San Francisco Chronicle
Ease the affordable-housing burden for older Californians
San Francisco Chronicle
After dropping expansion plans, Stanford moves ahead with another faculty housing project
Mercury News
Coastal cities give in to growth. Southern California favors less housing in Inland Empire
Los Angeles Times
Sudden oak death spreading fast, California’s coastal forests facing devastation
San Francisco Chronicle
Uninhabited Midway Atoll covered with trash, dead birds
Mercury News
Historic Point Reyes Lighthouse Reopens To Visitors
San Francisco Chronicle
BART installs gates, adds attendants to make elevators safer, more secure
San Francisco Chronicle
Attendant program keeping BART elevators safe, clean expands to two more downtown stations
San Francisco Examiner
Parking spaces at San Jose airport are getting scarce: Roadshow
Mercury News
SMART places sales tax renewal measure on March ballot
Marin Independent Journal
Editorial: SoCal desperately needs more housing. Westside, South Bay, Orange County — that means you
Los Angeles Times
Will Apple’s home of Cupertino get any of its $2.5 billion for housing?
Curbed SF
Sen. Scott Wiener blasts ‘extreme’ local control of housing issues
Mercury News
Sacramento County Eviction Protection Ordinance Falls One Vote Shy
Capital Radio
Small Property Owners Want To Continue Raising Rents To Pay Off Their Debt
KPIX Project Home
Nearly half of SF families are financially insecure, despite high median income
San Francisco Chronicle
Nearly half of San Francisco families are financially insecure: report
Mercury News
1 in 3 San Francisco residents wants out, according to city survey
San Francisco Chronicle
At north edge of SF’s Presidio, a new park to connect people to the bay
San Francisco Chronicle
The Bay Area’s roads are getting better, but it’s still a bumpy ride in these cities
Mercury News
Average Pavement Condition Improves Slightly Due To Sb1 Funding
San Francisco Chronicle
Pothole improvements promised in SB 1 are a slow road to better
Silicon Valley Business Journal

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