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Millbrae advances restrictions to California duplex ordinance
San Mateo Daily Journal
San Francisco is one of the ‘rattiest cities in America.’ Will rat birth control help?
San Francisco Chronicle
3 Bay Area Cities Among Most Expensive to Rent: Report
NBC Bay Area
SF Bay Area weather forecast: 60 mph winds knock East Bay, rain chances diminish
SF Gate
Ships asked to reduce speed off San Francisco coast to protect whales
San Francisco Chronicle
Lower cost, slower gains: California prepares controversial new climate strategy
Cal Matters
Golden Gate Park’s JFK Drive will stay permanently car-free after S.F. supes vote following marathon meeting
San Francisco Chronicle
City supervisors permanently boot cars from JFK Drive
San Francisco Examiner
Speed camera critics speak up: Roadshow
Mercury News
Silicon Valley transit agency burdened by old trains, costly parts
San Jose Spotlight
East Bay union challenges AC Transit’s voluntary masking rule
KRON
2,000 tiny homes proposed for San Francisco’s homeless population
San Francisco Examiner
S.F.’s fourplex housing debate gets more heated
San Francisco Examiner
California mayors want $3 billion over 3 years for homeless
Associated Press
Watch: Expert Discusses Rising Mortgage Rates' Impact on Home Sales
NBC Bay Area
Foster City eyes development options for housing element
San Mateo Daily Journal
California drought: New water restrictions coming to 1.4 million East Bay residents
Mercury News
Your BART train might stink, but COVID ventilation is strong, experts say
East Bay Times
Montague Expressway to get a major paving overhaul: Roadshow
Mercury News
Major decision on car-free JFK Drive expected Tuesday. What will be the fate of beloved Golden Gate Park promenade?
San Francisco Chronicle
Will San Francisco Ban Cars From the Heart of its Biggest Park?
Bloomberg
Why Public Transit’s Pandemic Recovery Is Complicated
New York Times
Community Input Is Bad, Actually
The Atlantic
Why Bay Area housing prices are unlikely to drop despite climbing mortgage interest rates
San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco spends millions of dollars to shelter its most vulnerable residents in dilapidated hotels. With little oversight or support, the results are disastrous.
San Francisco Chronicle

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