Today's News Roundup

Design teams make their trek on the walkway of the Don Edwards Wildlife Refuge as the sun sets. — Design teams make their trek at sunset on the walkway of the Don Edwards Wildlife Refuge in Alameda County.

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Karl Nielsen

Smart Cities

San Francisco transit agencies face “worst-case scenarios” for revenue, potential service cuts, leaders say
Mercury News

Say goodbye to booths when open road tolling arrives at Bay Area bridges: Roadshow
Local News Matters

BART inspector general to retire early after clashes with agency’s management
San Jose Spotlight

‘We will sue you’: VTA strong-arming San Jose property owners to sell
San Francisco Chronicle

Rare 1970s Muni streetcar finds a new home (and you may be able to visit)
Railway Age

A Varied, Growing Network
East Bay Times

Here’s how facial recognition is changing travel through Bay Area airports
San Francisco Examiner

SF's most iconic landmark one of travelers' faves in new ranking
Bloomberg

These Are the Cities With the Most Super-Rich Homeowners
Mercury News

Nordstrom store at Pleasanton mall is bought, may become housing site
Napa Valley Register

Calistoga housing plan rejected
San Francisco Chronicle

Tech layoffs: Meta reportedly plans thousands of additional job cuts
East Bay Times

600-plus additional layoffs hit Bay Area including Waymo, Clif Bar and Johnson & Johnson units
Mercury News

San Jose: After 39 years, this Red Lobster restaurant has closed for good
KPIX

Will downtown San Francisco shake off the pandemic blues?
San Francisco Standard

6 More Companies Shrink Their San Francisco Footprint
New York Times

Elon Musk Says Twitter’s Finances Are Improving After Big Cuts
Mercury News

Bay Area Outdoors: The incredible history of San Francisco’s Fort Point National Historic Site
San Francisco Chronicle

Atmospheric river approaches California: Here’s a timeline of impacts