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California phases out new gas cars — so what’s next for electric cars?
Cal Matters
Is she justified in driving 65 in the fast lane? Roadshow
Mercury News
Golden Gate Bridge to build training facility for suicide net rescues
Marin Independent Journal
Cars take up way too much space in cities. New technology could change that.
Vox
Renters in one of California’s ‘eviction capitals’ give Newsom adviser an earful
San Francisco Chronicle
Novato approves homeless veterans housing
Marin Independent Journal
Affordable Housing Developers Look to the White House for Help
Bloomberg
Burlingame Bayfront office developments advance
San Mateo Daily Journal
Workers want to be in the office five days a week or not at all. What does that mean for S.F.?
San Francisco Chronicle
Solano Life 2022: Inflation slowing Solano’s economic recovery from pandemic
Fairfield Daily Republic
San Mateo moving to all-electric future
San Mateo Daily Journal
Scientists are listening to blue whales off California's coast. Here’s what their songs reveal
San Francisco Chronicle
Thousands of dead fish found at Oakland’s Lake Merritt. A Bay Area-wide problem may be the cause
East Bay Times
Algae bloom in San Francisco Bay, Lake Merritt is killing fish, threatening swimmers
San Francisco Chronicle
Deep-Sea Riches: Mining a Remote Ecosystem
New York Times
Dynamic pricing for express lanes on Bay Area highways going as high as $15 to encourage carpooling
SF Gate
The double white lines trapped me in the express lane: Roadshow
East Bay Times
Q&A: How will California’s ban on new gasoline cars affect me?
East Bay Times
California’s historic ban on gas-powered cars includes one major exception
San Francisco Chronicle
Sea level rise threatens Highway 37; leaders prepare billion dollar plan to stop it
Sonoma Index-Tribune
SF Transit Boss Touts Progress on Central Subway. But Still No Opening Date
San Francisco Standard
California lawmakers reach deal on housing production bills
Associated Press
Rival fast-track housing bills? California lawmakers pick both
Cal Matters
Can more density get S.F.’s stuck housing projects moving again? This developer thinks so
San Francisco Chronicle
Census study finds several segregated low-income Asian American/Pacific Islander neighborhoods
Local News Matters

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