News Headlines

Some Hotels for Unsheltered People Are Closing. Where Will They Go?

KQED

Project Home: Bay Area Communities Grapple With Lack Of Local Control Under Project Homekey

KPIX Project Home

Familiar Bay Area face named superintendent of Point Reyes National Seashore

San Francisco Chronicle

Point Reyes National Seashore gets new superintendent

Marin Independent Journal

653,551 folks left California in 2019. Where did they go?

Mercury News

Want to save sea otters? The key might be moving them into San Francisco Bay — away from great white sharks

Mercury News

Well water throughout California contaminated with ‘forever chemicals’

Cal Matters

Climate Change Is Making Winter Ice More Dangerous

New York Times

The 15-Minute City—No Cars Required—Is Urban Planning’s New Utopia

Bloomberg

Napa removes unauthorized speed bumps on a residential street

Napa Valley Register

Damaging legacy of ‘racism, sexism, discrimination’ at SFMTA persists

San Francisco Examiner

Up to $1,500 off: California rolls out a new incentive program for clean cars

San Diego Union Tribune

VTA postpones Santa Clara County cuts to service for next year

San Jose Spotlight

Bay Area Public Transit Agencies Struggle to Survive the Economic Toll of the Covid-19 Pandemic

San Jose Inside

Pandemic has surprising impacts on public transit demand

Phys

New Petaluma Corona Station plans unveiled

Petaluma Argus Courier

Mill Valley extends interim housing ordinance

Marin Independent Journal

California lost $2.7 billion it could have spent on affordable housing, audit says

Sacramento Bee

East Bay city to help residents with rents, mortgages

East Bay Times

Large ocean animals commonly eat plastic waste, report finds

San Francisco Chronicle

First rain of season unveils a new pollution problem: masks and gloves — pandemic PPE

San Francisco Chronicle

Regional planners back off from mandatory telecommute goal

San Francisco Examiner

Supervisors decry lack of local oversight over unmanned vehicles

San Francisco Examiner

SFMTA to focus next wave of Slow Streets on ‘historically underserved’ neighborhoods

San Francisco Examiner

S.F. transit agency grapples with ‘history of racism’: Black staff disproportionately disciplined

San Francisco Chronicle