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Santa Cruz's Iconic Mystery Spot is More than Just a Ubiquitous Bumper Sticker
KQED
He went to prison and turned his life around. Now can he fix BART?
San Francisco Chronicle
BART to begin contactless payments at fare gates
KGO-TV
Marin-Sonoma rail corridor expansion faces ‘existential threat’ from lawsuit
San Francisco Chronicle
AC Transit, union reach deal in new contract
Local News Matters
Muni launches new ad campaign making fun of the Dodgers
SF Gate
‘They all deserve to be safe’: SF officials urge traffic safety amid back-to-school season
Local News Matters
S.F.’s Sunset Dunes redesign aims to ease tensions between families and cyclists
San Francisco Chronicle
SFUSD’s foray into teacher housing reaches an ‘inflection point’
San Francisco Examiner
Remember the ’90s! 2008 wasn’t California’s only housing crash
Mercury News
As Flood Risk Grows, Suisun City Weighs Annexing California Forever Land
KQED
‘The end is coming’: San Francisco’s biggest mall is effectively dead. Will it become something else?
San Francisco Chronicle
Bay Area and California bounce back with July job gains after June loss
Mercury News
Planning Commission to review Hilltop Horizon draft land plan
Richmond Standard
Gavin Newsom warms to Big Oil in climate reversal
Cal Matters
Marin wants to expand its second-biggest reservoir. The nearby town isn’t happy
San Francisco Chronicle
BART reverses longtime rule after unauthorized YouTube video
SF Gate
Additional 8,000 SF city workers going back to the office 4 days a week could boost transit
KGO-TV
BayPass can take students to 9 counties starting Aug. 20
Daily Cal
SF emphasizes slowing down with school fast approaching
San Francisco Examiner
Wanted: Your ideas on making Oakland better for walking and biking
The Oaklandside
San Jose, Oakland airports struggle in 2025 while SFO glides higher
Mercury News
From E-Bikes to Scooters, Roads Are Getting More Crowded and Confusing
Wall Street Journal
Construction of housing complex near Berryessa BART station could begin soon
Mercury News
Just 15% of Californians can afford a home vs. 34% nationally
Mercury News

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