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Muni offers alternative visions for its future: Restore all bus routes or focus on high-traffic lines
San Francisco Chronicle
Fatalities on S.F. streets rose during pandemic. Would lower speed limits improve safety?
San Francisco Chronicle
Tinted car windows ‘for health’?
Mercury News
Highway 17 repaving to begin next week, last for many months: Roadshow
Mercury News
Why is the DMV taking so long to send my sticker? Roadshow
Mercury News
SMART to restore full train service with $3M stimulus funds
Marin Independent Journal
SMART tightening coronavirus inoculation policies for staff
Marin Independent Journal
BART, other regional transit agencies offering fare discounts for September
Local News Matters
Solano to get $500,000 to help revamp SolanoExpress organization, service
Fairfield Daily Republic
MTC funding regional affordable housing pilot programs
Fairfield Daily Republic
Western Meadows Subdivision up for Napa City Council approval
Napa Valley Register
Napa rental housing vacancies barely rise, despite hundreds of additional units
Napa Valley Register
The debate that could change the future of housing in Berkeley: How do you define a shadow?
Berkeleyside
Debate continues over affordability, parking, height of BART housing
Berkeleyside
Inaugural San Jose Power Poll Shows Opposition to Increasing Housing Density
San Jose Inside
What would impact be of state housing bills?
San Mateo Daily Journal
Years later, California voters still wait on water projects
Associated Press
Getting Manufacturers to Help Pay for Recycling
Bloomberg
SamTrans awards contract for electric bus infrastructure at bases
San Mateo Daily Journal
Caltrain and SamTrans set COVID policy
San Mateo Daily Journal
VTA resumes limited service as workers return to site of San Jose mass shooting
Local News Matters
From The Archive: Opening of new eastern span of Bay Bridge in 2013
KGO-TV
San Jose apartments developer lands big loan to build homes
Mercury News
Berkeley’s biggest homeless camps were closed. Where are the residents now?
Berkeleyside
Millions more in rent relief is coming to Oakland tenants and landlords
The Oaklandside

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