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Excelsior residents to protest new apartments
Curbed SF
Living expenses grew faster than wages in the Bay Area
Mercury News
Tired of plastic junk? California’s recycling bills propose dramatic new rules
Cal Matters
New Point Reyes management plan riles up environmentalists — comment sought
San Francisco Chronicle
What if I need REAL ID before my current license expires? Roadshow
Mercury News
SMART says it faces multimillion-dollar deficits without sales-tax renewal
Press Democrat
Lyft fined $200k for bike shortages, but may not need to pay
San Francisco Examiner
UCSF creates calendar to warn about Chase Center traffic
Curbed SF
California threatens to sue if Apple’s hometown lags on housing
San Francisco Chronicle
State threatens to sue Cupertino over housing policy
Mercury News
Editorial: California makes it easier to built homeless shelters
San Francisco Chronicle
Bay Area school first in California to offer free housing students
Mercury News
California housing crisis: Development fees unpredictable, stifle construction
Mercury News
Tiny Shelter site work to begin; county tells protesters they will be arrested
Fairfield Daily Republic
Newsom steers $331 million to renters, homeowners after court says state misused funds
Sacramento Bee
Newsom puts $331 million from settlement into legal aid for housing
San Francisco Chronicle
Newsom backs effort to cap rent increases in California
Los Angeles Times
Developer, business interests crowd Trump housing council
Capitol Weekly
Excelsior residents to protest new apartments
Curbed SF
Oysters in peril as warming climate alters the water in their habitats
San Francisco Chronicle
Muni prepares for big crowds with expanded platform near Chase Center
San Francisco Chronicle
Officials cut ribbon on new Muni platform for Warriors’ games — but they didn’t take the train to get there
San Francisco Examiner
I took casual carpool and it made me sad
San Francisco Chronicle
Warriors game traffic is going to be so bad, it’s getting its own SF alert system
San Francisco Chronicle
The ‘three-second rule’ blows up Mr. Roadshow’s email
Mercury News

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