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San Francisco Standard

Google Slashes Hundreds of Jobs From Advertising Sales Team

Mercury News

Biotech companies slash hundreds of East Bay jobs in jolt to industry

Cal Matters

California’s worker shortage has quickly become another existential issue

San Mateo Daily Journal

Electric energy codes are in legal limbo in San Mateo County

Berkeleyside

Activists vow to keep installing guerrilla benches at East Bay bus stops

Local News Matters

Parking rates rise at three BART stations, but customers enjoy price cuts at five other sites

Local News Matters

Bay Area gets a jolt from federal grant aimed at boosting electric vehicle charging stations

Local News Matters

San Francisco could soon begin installation of 400 license plate readers to deter crime

East Bay Times

The hottest things to do in Emeryville in 2024, using a free shuttle bus

San Mateo Daily Journal

Feedback sought for Hillsdale bike lane plans

San Francisco Chronicle

Historic S.F. office tower could become housing and a ‘poster child’ for conversions

San Francisco Chronicle

These are the California cities where home prices have changed the most

San Francisco Chronicle

UC Berkeley is fighting to build housing in People’s Park. Here’s what it would look like

Marin Independent Journal

Novato approves 130-home development near Buck center

Bloomberg

To Ease Housing Crunch, Theme Parks Are Becoming Homebuilders

Mercury News

Tesla electric vehicle and sales service center may sprout in San Jose

Mercury News

Kelly-Moore Paints halts operations, closes all stores

Mercury News

As abandoned boats pile up in Bay Area waters, who’s responsible for the environmental damage?

Petaluma Argus-Courier

Photos: Sonoma County wildlife caught on trail cameras

San Francisco Chronicle

These are the next BART stations to get new entry gates designed to reduce fare evasion

San Francisco Examiner

These San Francisco BART stations will get new fare gates this summer

San Francisco Standard

Here’s Where BART’s New Fare Gates Will Go Next

San Francisco Chronicle

How a BART train went off the tracks on New Year’s Day

Government Technology

Making the Connection: Transit Turns to Real-Time Tech

Marin Independent Journal

Fairfax officials consider bond for road repairs

Marin Independent Journal

Editorial: Assemblyman’s bill for e-bike safety rings true

Fast Company

E-scooter companies are going bankrupt. That should alarm you even if you hate them

Route Fifty

City officials plead for more say in how AVs are deployed

Napa Valley Register

Group wants more biking at Napa park

The Oaklandside

A former Black Panther’s affordable housing project succeeds where other developers struggle

San Francisco Examiner

What latest federal court ruling means for SF homeless sweeps

NBC Bay Area

Community helps San Jose students struggling with housing instability

Mercury News

TikTok owner eyes big San Jose office deal in potential tech expansion

Mercury News

With climate change, king tides could be the new normal

Local News Matters

Vacaville is planning seven future park sites and wants public’s help to give them names

San Francisco Chronicle

Bill to consolidate Bay Area transit agencies sputters. Here’s what happens next

KQED

Richmond Bridge Bike Path Has an Amazing View — and an Uncertain Future

The Oaklandside

BART says it’s saving $394 million on new train cars

Local News Matters

BART’s updated bike policy makes it easier for riders to navigate escalators, train cars

Railway News

Caltrain has finalized testing for three new electric trains

Marin Independent Journal

Marin Transit recommends fare drop box, automated passenger counters

Marin Independent Journal

Editorial: Suicide-prevention net on Golden Gate Bridge has been a long, painful battle

San Francisco Examiner

Only two US cities had worse rush hour traffic than SF last year

San Francisco Standard

San Francisco Is Losing 14,000 Street Parking Spaces. Here’s Why

Mercury News

EVs in San Jose: New rules would require charging at apartments

Mercury News

Caltrans cancels plans to close section of southbound I-680 in Pleasanton over MLK Jr. weekend; roadwork rescheduled for February

Mercury News

California continues to stink at attracting new residents

Press Democrat

3,844 housing units to come online in Napa County, according to plans. Here’s where

Press Democrat

Guest Editorial: Sorry, state isn’t ‘winning’ on housing

Cal Matters

Newsom administration makes progress on tiny home promise

San Francisco Chronicle

What’s the richest San Francisco neighborhood? The answer isn’t as simple as it sounds

Cal Matters

The biggest losers in Gov. Newsom’s budget

KQED

How Newsom's $291 Billion Spending Plan Aims to Tackle California's Formidable Budget Shortfall

San Francisco Chronicle

Google layoffs: Hundreds of jobs slashed across multiple divisions

Mercury News

Tesla boosts pay for US factory workers that the UAW wants to unionize

Cal Matters

Newsom unveils plan to cut California climate funding

Government Technology

Can AI Alleviate California Traffic? Caltrans Thinks So

San Francisco Standard

New BART Rules Allow Bikes on Escalators, Expand Train Car Privileges for Cyclists

Mercury News

Caltrans says a section of southbound I-680 in Pleasanton will close this weekend for roadwork

Press Democrat

PD Editorial: Let police ticket driverless vehicles

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