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BART horror story: ‘The people looked like zombies and we soon found out why’ – Roadshow
East Bay Times
FAST shifts gears to on-demand, smaller bus operations in 2 city areas
Fairfield Daily Republic
Caltrain extension into downtown San Francisco could get new name
San Francisco Examiner
SMART Adds New Midday Trains, Improves Golden Gate Ferry Connections
Patch
Tech Companies Vie to Monetize the Curb and Reinvent Street Parking
Bloomberg
How Google Maps could make biking better
Protocol
Opinion: The housing crisis that is driving teacher shortages
Mercury News
San Quentin area affordable housing project moves forward
Marin Independent Journal
San Jose housing shortage is the worst in the U.S.
San Jose Spotlight
Remote work is here to stay. Employers need to accept that
San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco tech unicorn Patreon lays off nearly 20% of staff
SF Gate
Magnitude 4.4 earthquake shakes California's Wine Country
SF Gate
Listen: How Sonoma County is leading a movement to ban new gas stations
San Francisco Chronicle
3 big studies on East Bay’s creatures, plants and wildfire risk
Berkeleyside
The Great Highway debate is missing the point. The ocean is rising and coming for the road
San Francisco Examiner
'A Lesson in Discrimination': A Toxic Sea Level Rise Crisis Threatens West Oakland
KQED
Community groups unite for Oakland Estuary cleanup event Saturday — and you can help
Local News Matters
Governor signs Dodd bill that takes aim at ‘existential threat’ posed by climate change
Local News Matters
Reader knows a way for San Jose police to ‘make a lot of money’: Roadshow
Mercury News
FAST shifts gears to on-demand, smaller bus operations in 2 city areas
Fairfield Daily Republic
Buttigieg taps funds to undo transportation damage in neighborhoods
Washington Post
California Doubles Down on Its Housing Laws
New York Times
Bay Area hotel purchases slump amid inflation, price uncertainty
Mercury News
About that $90,000 parking space for sale in S.F. — how common are such listings?
SF Chronicle
Editorial: California’s backward laws prioritize housing cars over people. Let’s fix that
LA Times

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