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Deal is close on recycling California’s plastic trash
Cal Matters
California’s drought means less water to go around. Who is winning the pursuit for water — and who is losing?
San Francisco Chronicle
These San Francisco Muni bus lines are returning for the first time since the pandemic started
SF Gate
Is it legal for lane-splitters to use unconventional lights? Roadshow
Mercury News
Golden Gate Bridge tolls to rise to $9.40 on July 1
Marin Independent Journal
BART fares to increase Friday
San Francisco Examiner
No more parking incentives for electric cars in San Jose
San Jose Spotlight
The First Electric Vehicle Car and Driver Ever Reviewed, from 1960
Car and Driver
Great America, a beloved Bay Area theme park, to shut down within next 11 years
SF Gate
How the Bay Area housing market is reacting to recent interest rate hikes
SF Gate
San Francisco could end single-family zoning. Here’s why housing advocates aren’t happy with the proposed law
San Francisco Chronicle
These charts show Bay Area real estate normalizing after red-hot year: ‘Those people were lottery winners’
San Francisco Chronicle
Silicon Valley Housing Market Cooling Off, But There's a Catch
NBC Bay Area
Sonoma County Civil Grand Jury calls for stronger oversight of affordable housing compliance
Press Democrat
Bolinas affordable housing project gets $500,000 from Marin County
Marin Independent Journal
Editorial: State pulls plug on Marin’s ability to fight new housing
Marin Independent Journal
Climate-friendly cement? California takes on a high-carbon industry
Cal Matters
California power plant deal: Fast-tracking and fossil fuel backups
Cal Matters
Bay Area Gas Prices Dip But Will Rise Again With Annual Tax Hike on July 1
NBC Bay Area
EV 101: How do electric cars work?
PC Magazine
Good news for Bay Area roundabout fans: Roadshow
Mercury News
Best way to ease pain at the pump is to slow down: Roadshow
Mercury News
‘Vanlife’ takes off in Bay Area as startups embrace booming camper van rental trend
San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco housing development has slowed to a crawl, with no uptick in sight: ‘The costs are simply too high’
San Francisco Chronicle
New state housing laws curb power of Berkeley homeowners
Berkeleyside

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