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Town & Country owners look to build housing near its shopping center
San Jose Spotlight
Bay Area job market sickened due to COVID — and has yet to recover
Mercury News
HP cuts 2,000 jobs, cites tariff concerns affecting earnings
San Francisco Chronicle
Tech, life science companies slash hundreds more Bay Area workers
Mercury News
Workers strike at UCSF, statewide to protest UC system, push for new deals
San Francisco Examiner
San Jose closes another street in hopes of fueling downtown vibrancy
Mercury News
Tiburon marine lab closure plan a loss for students, SF Bay health
Marin Independent Journal
Proposed California water law would revive Clean Water Act rules
Mercury News
What to know about NOAA's Zero Waste Week
NBC Bay Area
Report shows Petaluma's reusable purple cup test was a success
KPIX
With Trump’s War on DEI, Local Environmental Organizations Rethink Diversity Commitments
Bay Nature
SF Is Struggling to Reduce Traffic Deaths. Slow Streets Could Be an Answer
KQED
Here's the Data Behind San Francisco's Illegally Painted Red Curb Problem
KQED
Water seepage forces partial closure of San Francisco’s Central Subway until March 14
Local News Matters
AC Transit plans bus corridor improvements on Cutting, Macdonald
Richmond Standard
BART invites musicians to play at stations for ‘Bach in the Subways’
Richmond Standard
The Trump Administration Takes Aim at Transportation Research
Bloomberg
California is 3rd-craziest housing market in the nation. If you prefer price stability, Kansas is your spot
Mercury News
San Jose approves hundreds of affordable homes at historic site
San Jose Spotlight
Cuts to Section 8 Housing Assistance Loom Amid HUD Uncertainty
Bloomberg
City’s top business leader champions soccer stadium at 5th and Market
San Francisco Examiner
Map: These parts of California could be most impacted by federal job cuts
San Francisco Chronicle
New Costco store is set to open next week in East Bay
East Bay Times
California Democrats vowed to tackle affordability—but the agenda isn’t yet clear
Cal Matters
‘We will overcome’: Presidio businesses respond to Trump’s attack on historic park
San Francisco Standard

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