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Coronavirus closures squeeze full-time RV dwellers out of California parks
Mercury News
How COVID-19 has affected the Bay Area housing market
Curbed SF
MMWD waives meter connection fees for new in-law units
Marin Independent Journal
Crowds inundated Bay Area beaches. They're violating shelter-in-place orders.
San Francisco Chronicle
Social distancing during coronavirus pandemic? Not in Bay Area parks
San Francisco Chronicle
BART reduces service, will stop running trains at 9 p.m. every day due to coronavirus ridership loss
San Francisco Chronicle
DMV bars walk-ins, offers license extensions to some: Roadshow
Mercury News
Berkeley relaxes parking enforcement rules due to shelter-in-place order
Berkleyside
Scooters temporarily quit SF streets, but one company refuses to roll away
Curbed SF
Golden Gate Park should be car-free during shelter-in-place orders
Curbed SF
Coronavirus: VTA tapes off driver areas, ends fare collection
Mercury News
Coronavirus Update: Express Lane Tolls On Highways 237, 580, 680 Suspended
KPIX
California rushes to prevent virus spread among the homeless
San Francisco Chronicle
Mortgage rates head up again, another blow to real estate market
San Francisco Chronicle
Sacramento to shelter homeless in cabins, trailers in 3 neighborhoods to slow coronavirus
Sacramento Bee
COVID-19 and California’s housing crisis: 5 issues to watch
Cal Matters
Where to go outdoors this weekend amid coronavirus
San Francisco Chronicle
State Launches Website For Coronavirus Updates
Local News Matters
SF air pollution is 38% lower than normal, but will it last?
San Francisco Chronicle
Income tax filing deadline moved to July 15 from April 15
San Francisco Chronicle
Coronavirus: California property taxes are still due April 10
Mercury News
More dry weather expected to push state deeper into drought, report says
San Francisco Chronicle
Golden Gate Bridge officials seek emergency funding after traffic plummets 70 percent
San Francico Examiner
Can Bay Area drivers not handle faster freeways?
Mercury News
BART cuts extra rush-hour trains with ridership down almost 90 percent
Mercury News

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