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The Booming U.S. Recovery Is Leaving Some Communities Completely Behind
Bloomberg
Marin Headlands butterflies to restore lost Presidio habitat
https://www.marinij.com/2021/04/30/marin-headlands-butterflies-to-restore-lost-presidio-habitat/
Bay Area citizen scientists find critters, plants in global biodiversity challenge
San Francisco Chronicle
Massive development proposed in Redwood City
San Mateo Daily Journal
SCC Supes set to Approve $350M in Bonds for Affordable Housing
Bay City News/San Jose Inside
Santa Clara County puts another $350M toward affordable housing
San Jose Spotlight
Work begins on apartment complex at former lumber yard near Railroad Square in Santa Rosa
Press Democrat
San Francisco's pandemic exodus looks like it's almost over
San Francisco Chronicle
'I felt like I won the lotto': Homeless veterans start new lives in S.F. apartments
San Francisco Chronicle
Carpool Lanes Coming to Park Presidio and GG Park
SF Richmond Review
BART-Man is the public transit hero the Bay Area needs
SF Gate
SamTrans beginning outreach on service changes
San Mateo Daily Journal
Uber driver’s two-second gap horrifies some Roadshow readers
Mercury News
Survey suggests merger of BART and Caltrain could be popular
San Francisco Examiner
State eyes Richmond-San Rafael Bridge bike path safety project
Marin Independent Journal
Bay Area toll collectors drive off into the sunset
San Francisco Chronicle
Sea Levels Are Rising in the Bay — and East Palo Alto Is on the Front Lines
KQED
Solano County to invest $38M into energy infrastructure
Fairfield Daily Republic
Marin drought brings echoes of 1976-77 water crisis
Marin Independent Journal
Drakes Beach in Point Reyes National Seashore closing for 4 months of restoration, road repairs
San Francisco Chronicle
South City scopes affordable housing options
San Mateo Daily Journal
Palo Alto's housing debate is a battle over Silicon Valley segregation
San Francisco Chronicle
Is now the time to apartment hunt in S.F.? How to know if rents are really rising
San Francisco Chronicle
The Bay Area is losing Latino homeowners. Where are they going?
San Francisco Chronicle
I bought a house in the Bay Area's hottest market. It was as wild as everyone said it would be.
SF Gate

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