News Headlines

Environmentalists sue Marin over mountain subdivision

Marin Independent Journal

Biden order poised to expand Bay Area homeless programs

Mercury News

Housing crisis hasn’t gone away

Cal Matters

SF Supervisor Wants to Limit 'McMansions,' Allow Fourplexes Where Single Family Homes Roam

KQED

Are San Francisco rents showing first sign of return to 'normal'?

San Francisco Chronicle

These were the 10 priciest neighborhoods to buy a home in the Bay Area in 2020

San Francisco Chroncile

Proposed 8-story apartment project adds to rising skyline for downtown Santa Rosa housing

Press Democrat

Will San Jose move to densify single-family neighborhoods like Sacramento just did?

East Bay Times

How the Federal Government Could Help Kill the Highways It Built

Bloomberg

BART riders more satisfied with service in survey, public safety concerns linger

Local News Matters

Novato to impose fees for electric vehicle recharging

Marin Independent Journal

Caltrans seeks public input on pedestrian and bike trails

Sonoma Index-Tribune

Which Highway 101 situation is scarier? Roadshow

Mercury News

Storm could complicate Highway 1 slideout recovery

Mercury News

Rail providers back calls for second transbay crossing

San Francisco Examiner

Sacrificing equity for speed? California’s COVID vaccine rollout stirs concern

Cal Matters

Restored Corte Madera marshland opens to public

Marin Independent Journal

Marin Carbon Project Seeks to Slow Effects of Climate Change for Farmers

NBC Bay Area

San Francisco Climate Hotspot: Rising Seas Threaten the City by the Bay

NBC Bay Area

Home Prices: What Are the Most Expensive Cities in the Bay Area?

NBC Bay Area

Palo Alto City Council Set to Consider New Apartment Complex

NBC Bay Area

Oakland’s homeless population may have been undercounted in 2020 Census

The Oaklandside

Novato enacts limited rent freeze for pandemic relief

Marin Independent Journal

Sausalito homeless camp growing on waterfront

Marin Independent Journal

Are You Really Protected From Evictions? Depends On Your Local Government.

KQED