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  • KQED
    Transportation Poll: Voters Want a 'Seamless' Transit Network. Also Safer Trains and Buses. And Investment in Roads
  • Fresno Bee
    High-speed rail cost, schedule hold steady — but money to keep building a big concern
  • Marin Independent Journal
    Larkspur rent control leads in early count
  • Cal Matters
    This California county is testing AI’s ability to prevent homelessness
  • San Francisco Chronicle
    This S.F. island has had a housing boom. Here’s how the city plans to keep it going
  • San Francisco Chronicle
    S.F. election: Prop. A affordable-housing bond too close to call
  • San Francisco Chronicle
    S.F. election: Prop. C office-conversion measure too close to call
  • San Francisco Standard
    San Francisco ranks behind Birmingham, Charlotte and Hartford in converting offices into housing. Why?
  • Mercury News
    San Jose apartment complex aims to convert first-floor retail to homes
  • San Francisco Chronicle
    Two big-name Bay Area business groups eye merger
  • Mercury News
    Bay Area business groups may merge as “doom loop” jolts wobbly region
  • San Francisco Chronicle
    Levi’s to lay off nearly 150 employees at S.F. headquarters
  • Mercury News
    Pacific Fishery Management Council considering closures to protect deep-sea habitats

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