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A new California law aims to help the struggling wine industry. Will it work?
San Francisco Chronicle
California tax revenue getting a boost from AI boom — but for how long?
Mercury News
California’s largest reservoir rises 36 feet as rains boost water supply statewide
Mercury News
Map shows where California rainfall is over 300% of average this season
San Francisco Chronicle
California bill would help renters lower electricity bills by easing rules for plug-in solar panels
San Francisco Chronicle
Yes, Muni buses are slow. But they’re also more efficient than you might think
San Francisco Chronicle
BART to host first-ever comedy show on moving train for SF Sketchfest
San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco judge rejects lawsuit, keeps Sunset Dunes Park open
San Francisco Chronicle
Preliminary engineering on Markeley Lane reconnection may last through spring
Local News Matters
10 fascinating U.S. transportation museums to geek out to in 2026
East Bay Times
S.F. theater to be replaced by a 9-story family housing development in West Portal
San Francisco Chronicle
Iconic S.F. restaurant’s neon signs removed as Fisherman’s Wharf landmark is dismantled
San Francisco Chronicle
East Bay steel plant property bought for more than $200 million
Mercury News
San Mateo County economy is stable
San Mateo Daily Journal
Trump administration sues Morgan Hill, Petaluma over natural gas bans
Petaluma Argus-Courier
Record number of birders join Richmond’s 5th annual Christmas Bird Count
Richmondside
Traffic deaths in San Francisco drop by nearly 50% in 2025 compared to previous year
Local News Matters
Cupertino gets state grant for bicycle, pedestrian safety
Mercury News
San Rafael concerns persist over Marin Transit bus yard plan
Marin Independent Journal
Waymo wants to be Big Tech’s nice guy. Will San Francisco buy it?
San Francisco Chronicle
Sausalito drafts list of prospective paving projects
Marin Independent Journal
27 Million Fewer Car Trips: Life After a Year of Congestion Pricing
New York Times
U.S. housing won’t crash because it’s getting a bailout
Mercury News
This Bay Area city was once hailed as the fastest-growing in California. Has it maxed out on development?
Mercury News
Environmental report released for Strawberry housing project
Marin Independent Journal

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