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On the No. 17 Bus, Rolling Through the Pandemic in Detroit
New York Times
S.F. must lease 8,250 hotel rooms for homeless, frontline workers under emergency ordinance
San Francisco Chronicle
Best protection from coronavirus for a homeless person? In S.F., it seems to be a tent
San Francisco Chronicle
San Jose extends eviction moratorium, moves forward with rent freeze
Mercury News
East Palo Alto: Residents face massive debt to landlords amid coronavirus eviction moratorium
Mercury News
San Jose extends eviction moratorium, moves forward with rent freeze
Mercury News
When rent’s due in Wine Country and you’re laid off and broke due to coronavirus
Petaluma Argus Courier
Berkeley starts moving fragile homeless individuals to hotel in Oakland
Berkeleyside
Supes vote to acquire more hotel rooms to shelter homeless
San Francisco Examiner
SF lawmaker wants indefinite eviction ban over COVID-19
Curbed SF
San Francisco ramping up effort to track every COVID-19 case and contact
San Francisco Chronicle
California’s coronavirus reopening: Gavin Newsom’s six-point plan will alter daily life
San Francisco Chronicle
Coronavirus: Gov. Newsom details plan for lifting lockdown
Mercury News
Reopen California? That’s the toughest phase yet, Newsom says
Cal Matters
No sports or concerts? Social distancing at work? What a post-coronavirus California looks like
San Francisco Chronicle
Governor Newsom: Mass gatherings ‘not in the cards’ when California lockdown is lifted
Mercury News
Coronavirus: New Apple site gives a look at how well shelter-in-place is working
Mercury News
Will the coronavirus hit Oakland’s communities of color harder?
Berkeleyside
Toilet paper short, food abundant
Cal Matters
The ‘Unprecedented Natural Experiment:’ Stay-At-Home Order Reduces Air Pollution, Offers Clues in Climate Change Fight
Capital Public Radio
Rubberized asphalt coming to El Camino Real: Roadshow
Mercury News
Haven’t filled up lately? Here’s how cheap Bay Area gas is
Mercury News
These Bay Area bridges and overpasses have been deemed 'structurally deficient'
San Francisco Chronicle
Could cars emerge with a better image when SF emerges from coronavirus emergency?
San Francisco Chronicle
California forces auto insurers to refund policyholders, but doesn’t specify how much
Mercury News

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