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Proposed ballot measure to build more California dams, desalination projects likely to be withdrawn due to lack of money and signatures
Mercury News
How Did a 184-Foot Shipwreck Wind Up Grounded in the Carquinez Strait?
KQED
VTA will require all employees to get vaccinated against COVID-19
Mercury News
Why haven’t I had to get my 2016 car smog-tested? Roadshow
Mercury News
Update: Local officials react to SMART station setback
Petaluma Argus-Courier
Napa must help hawks to build Soscol Junction
Napa Valley Register
California could soon front the bill for school buses, transit passes
Mercury News
How the Dutch Delivered a Traffic Safety Revolution
Bloomberg
Golden Gate Transit bus drivers authorize strike
Marin Independent Journal
Bay Area cities win $5 million to create new housing policies
Mercury News
Sonoma City Council, planning commission to talk housing
Sonoma Index-Tribune
Fairfax to consider short-term rental fees, regulations
Marin Independent Journal
Student housing is tight. A California plan wants $5 billion for affordable beds
Cal Matters
Solano joins as yet unfunded ‘regional approach’ to threat from rising sea levels
Fairfield Daily Republic
This Bay Area Doctor Says Climate Action Is Central to Health
KQED
Bay Area air quality officials seeking tougher regulators against East Bay Valero refinery following years of ‘harmful’ emissions
San Francisco Chronicle
Bay Area wind turbines pose threat to ‘George Clooney’ of the bat world
Mercury News
Public invited to hear plans for saving state Highway 37 from sea level rise
Local News Matters
Highway 37 widening has options, Caltrans wants feedback
Press Democrat
George Russell: Would SMART train to Solano be amphibious?
Marin Independent Journal
Can I call 911 about drivers without lights? Roadshow
Mercury News
Second Petaluma SMART station again delayed after funding falls through
Petaluma Argus-Courier
Golden Gate Transit bus operators vote to authorize strike
KTVU
One of California’s richest cities could have its first big housing project in decades. Some locals are pushing back
San Francisco Chronicle
After concerns of racism in home appraisals, what will it take to fix the $156 billion racial housing gap?
San Francisco Chronicle

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