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Marin highway flooding projects get $30M from state
Marin Independent Journal
Mobility hub set for San Mateo’s 92/101 interchange
San Mateo Daily Journal
Examining commuters' sluggish return to mass transit
NPR
State bill requires removal of ‘racial covenants’ from California property records
East Bay Times
South Bay rents surge back to pre-pandemic levels, as San Francisco lags behind
Mercury News
For These Black Bayview-Hunters Point Residents, Reparations Include Safeguarding Against Rising, Toxic Contamination
KQED
Downtown S.F. keeps adding housing units, but does anyone actually want to live there?
San Francisco Chronicle
New single-family homes in San Bruno OK’d
San Mateo Daily Journal
Does the White House Need a ‘Zoning Czar’?
Bloomberg
Why July 5 is California’s dirtiest day of the year
San Francisco Chronicle
In light of EPA court ruling, new focus on states’ power
Associated Press
BART: Inspector general faced ‘pattern of obstruction,’ grand jury report finds
East Bay Times
An East Bay BART station has too many pooping pigeons. A hawk has arrived to deter them
San Francisco Chronicle
California approved gas tax relief. When will I get my money?
East Bay Times
How to get a moving violation off your traffic record: Roadshow
Mercury News
Cruise driverless cars blocked traffic for hours Tuesday night
San Francisco Examiner
New San Jose speed limits applauded, but still fall short
San Jose Spotlight
The areas around train stations may get safer in San Mateo
San Mateo Daily Journal
Black Bay Area residents own homes at half the rate of white neighbors. Could $500 million help change that?
San Francisco Chronicle
Bay Area leaders call on Newsom to allocate $500M to promote Black homeownership
Local News Matters
San Francisco vacant homes tax headed to ballot, campaign says
San Francisco Chronicle
Big Basin Redwoods State Park to reopen July 22 for first time since massive fire
Mercury News
Park atop Presidio Parkway nears opening
Marin Independent Journal
California climate rules won’t be undercut by Supreme Court’s ruling, experts say
Cal Matters
California sets the nation's toughest rules for the reduction of plastics
NPR

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