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State's ambitious housing targets spur anxieties in Palo Alto
Palo Alto Online
Regulators approve spending to save state’s failing drinking water systems
Local News Matters
Riskier bet: Why CalPERS, the country’s largest pension fund, is getting into banking
Cal Matters
San Francisco’s beloved cable cars won’t run again until a coronavirus vaccine is ready
San Francisco Chronicle
‘No timetable’ for cable car return, SFMTA says
San Francisco Examiner
AC Transit may cut bus service in Berkeley to weather financial losses caused by COVID-19
Berkeleyside
This is why I’ve nearly hit pedestrians
Mercury News
Upvalley extension of Napa Vine Trail will require Highway 29 crossing light
Napa Valley Register
I’ve Seen a Future Without Cars, and It’s Amazing
New York Times
New York as a Biking City? It Could Happen. And It Should.
New York Times
Homelessness is surging in Bay Area suburbs. COVID-19 is making it even more visible
San Francisco Chronicle
City, nonprofits team up to move 200 homeless people from hotels to apartments
San Francisco Chronicle
Sea-level rise means a 2,250-ton building lift at SF’s Pier 70
San Francisco Chronicle
Housing fight rages on in Los Altos, as city appeals YIMBY legal victory
Mercury News
Dillon Beach residents frustrated as vacation rental business booms
Marin Independent Journal
Berkeley Set to See More Affordable Housing
NBC Bay Area
Santa Clara Approves Gateway Crossings Hotel Delay, Affordable Housing Increase
NBC Bay Area
Project Home: Deaths Of Homeless People In Santa Clara County More Than Quadruple Since 2000
KPIX Project Home
Endangered California condors in Sequoia National Park for the first time in 50 years
Los Angeles Times
Uber drivers to set own rates in parts of California
San Francisco Chronicle
If they use gas tax for toll lanes, ‘I’ll really be angry’
Mercury News
Paper or plastic? BART will soon offer no choice.
San Francisco Examiner
COVID-19 alters San Francisco Bay Area carpooling, commuting
North Bay Business Journal
‘The real pandemic is homelessness’: Those on Bay Area’s streets share their stories
San Francisco Chronicle
Berkeley breaks ground on unprecedented project: Affordable apartments with a homeless shelter
Mercury News

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