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A City Is Broke. Can Billionaires’ Urbanist Dream Offer It a Last Chance?

New York Times

San Jose housing policy change delayed after pushback

San Jose Spotlight

San Jose opens tiny home village on Valley Water land

San Jose Spotlight

How Building Affordable Housing Became Hottest Game in L.A.

Wall Street Journal

Will the YIMBY ‘Holy Grail’ Deliver an LA Building Boom?

Bloomberg

Blackstone Near a $130 Million Deal for San Francisco Four Seasons Hotel

Wall Street Journal

Data center set for construction in east Gilroy

Gilroy Dispatch

Creek restoration nears completion in Belmont

San Mateo Daily Journal

I-80 Solano County Express Lanes tolling to begin in December

KPIX

This city has the Bay Area’s worst streets. It’s not S.F. or Oakland

San Francisco Chronicle

BART in 2020 stopped cleaning dust blamed for ‘flashover' incidents in subway

NBC Bay Area

High-rises? Bike lanes? Snacks? Panel reimagines downtown Palo Alto’s transit center

Palo Alto Online

Caltrain reinvents Holiday Train

San Mateo Daily Journal

This was the worst day for flight cancellations at Bay Area airports during the shutdown

San Francisco Chronicle

Highway 1: One last closure as Rocky Creek project nearly finished

Mercury News

After nearly three years, these Bay Area cities still lack a state-approved housing plan

Mercury News

Belvedere poised to submit latest housing element revisions

Marin Independent Journal

‘Worst fears’: Historic S.F. earthquake shacks destroyed without permits, neighbors say

San Francisco Chronicle

Fairfax Votes 'No' In Recall Election About Housing

KQED

One California city’s idea to tackle the housing crisis: Take the stairs

Cal Matters

As Berkeley weighs a big rezoning, small businesses worry they’ll pay the price

San Francisco Chronicle

Into the fog: Researching the California coastal staple

Mercury News

San Francisco commuter railroads face fiscal cliff in 2027

Smart Cities

Oakland begins removing damaged bus shelters, just as rains arrive

The Oaklandside

74-year-old rule against heavy trucks driving I-580 through Oakland is back under review

Mercury News