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IBTTA announces new officers for 2023
Traffic Technology Today
Huge new BART housing development on the Peninsula will test if transit is still a draw
San Francisco Chronicle
Affordable-housing quotas imperil new S.F. building projects, study says
San Francisco Chronicle
Berkeley City Leaders Advance Plan to Build Thousands of New Homes
NBC Bay Area
New apartments slated for North McDowell Boulevard
Petaluma Argus-Courier
Mill Valley commission approves 25-home development
Marin Independent Journal
Gilroy project makes it easier to leave the car at home
Gilroy Dispatch
The White House Is Considering Broad Actions to Expand Tenant Protections
Bloomberg
It looks like people are actually moving back to San Francisco (really)
Vox
Downtown S.F. still has North America’s weakest pandemic recovery
San Francisco Chronicle
Here’s how many jobs Microsoft plans to cut in the Bay Area
San Francisco Chronicle
Microsoft trims Bay Area jobs as tech titan launches huge layoffs
Mercury News
S.F. storm damages could top $46 million. How will city prepare for more climate-driven devastation?
San Francisco Chronicle
Beware: King tides are about to hit California’s coast
San Francisco Chronicle
High-speed rail to downtown S.F. is back on track — but the price tag keeps going up
San Francisco Chronicle
Yellow reflective traffic signal border was an award-winning idea: Roadshow
Mercury News
Second mudslide in 2 days impacts California commuter train
SF Gate
SMART trains delayed after tracks flood in Novato
Marin Independent Journal
S.F. Supervisor accuses Mayor Breed of withholding affordable housing funds for blighted lot
San Francisco Chronicle
Google salvages and adapts older parts of downtown San Jose village
Mercury News
Marin commission neutral on airport housing sites
Marin Independent Journal
Wednesday vote will determine how Berkeley plans for 9,000 new homes
Berkeleyside
What Tech Job Cuts Say About Silicon Valley—and the Rest of the Economy
Bloomberg
S.F. video game company lays off 284
San Francisco Chronicle
Opinion: California’s economy is in danger. It can go one of two ways
Mercury News

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