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Tiburon poised to submit draft housing element to state
Marin Independent Journal
Tidewater seeks extension on decade-old plan to turn Rincon Hill sites into housing
San Francisco Business Journal
Downtown San Jose and Oakland are struggling, but not like San Francisco, as workers say ‘nope’ to the office
Mercury News
Heat wave day six: Parts of the Bay likely to see temperatures exceeding 110 degrees Tuesday
San Francisco Chronicle
California reemerges as environmental leader on national and global stage
San Francisco Examiner
Support shows for San Mateo’s move from gas in homes
San Mateo Daily Journal
Listen: 50 years of BART: Nixon, Christmas sweaters and Shohei Ohtani
San Francisco Chronicle
Labor Day weekend: How BART, S.F., Bay Area traffic could impact travel plans
San Francisco Chronicle
Flying for Labor Day? Here’s how SFO, OAK, and SJC rank
Mercury News
‘Here are my two requirements for getting back on BART,’ a Roadshow reader says
East Bay Times
'I had no idea of the wealth in this park': Fight for SF's car-free JFK Drive continues
SF Gate
This Bay Area city saw the biggest pandemic rent declines in the U.S. — and still hasn’t fully recovered
San Francisco Chronicle
Saratoga housing project advances with deal to buy development site
Mercury News
Marin-based nonprofit probes rental discrimination
Marin Independent Journal
California Fights Its NIMBYs
New York Times
Gilroy updating housing policy
Gilroy Dispatch
‘S.F. is not a market investors want to be in’ as two commercial buildings are pulled from sale
San Francisco Chronicle
The new Moscone Center head discusses the return of conventions
San Francisco Business Journal
California Approves a Wave of Aggressive New Climate Measures
New York Times
California legislators passed the most ambitious climate package ever. Here’s what it does
San Francisco Chronicle
Developer scales back Sargent Mine plans
Gilroy Dispatch
San Jose BART plans take a new turn
San Jose Spotlight
Bay Area Transit Agencies to Study Impacts of Free Student Passes
Government Technology
How quickly will electric vehicles take over, now that California has mostly banned gas-powered cars in 2035?
San Francisco Chronicle
Get off my tail! That’s why I’m driving in the slow lane: Roadshow
Mercury News

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