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Headlines For Jun 14, 2019

BART board approves budget, including fare hike compromise

San Francisco Chronicle

BART to hike fares despite rise in complaints over cleanliness, quality of service

Mercury News

BART board approves low-income riders discount and raises fares for everyone else

San Francisco Examiner

San Rafael opens Grand Avenue bicycle-pedestrian bridge

Marin Independent Journal

Transbay center: With repairs done, officials must convince public it’s safe

San Francisco Chronicle

Open Forum: California considers an excessive scooter crackdown

San Francisco Chronicle

California Today: Would You Pay $195 to Take a Helicopter to Work?

New York Times

Fremont homeless navigation center study session set for Tuesday

Mercury News

Photos: As number of RV dwellers grow, more Bay Area cities consider restrictions

Mercury News

Google widens transit village downtown San Jose footprint

Mercury News

Agreement reached over November’s $600 million affordable housing bond

San Francisco Examiner

Agreement reached over November’s $600 million affordable housing bond

San Francisco Examiner

Housing crisis: SF’s median market rent hits new all-time highs

Curbed SF

In Silicon Valley, an $8B mega-development will soon break ground

Curbed SF

Study: Without Affordability Measures, Google's San Jose Campus Will Jack Up Rents Citywide

KQED

California cities lead the U.S. in inflation. Housing costs are a big reason why

Los Angeles Times

Supervisor Scott Haggerty Won't Seek Re-Election

San Francisco Chronicle

California legislature approves $214.8 billion budget

Mercury News

California just passed a $215 billion budget. Here’s what’s between the lines.

Cal Matters

Where Gov. Gavin Newsom wins and loses in newly passed California budget

San Francisco Chronicle

Budget includes $9.25M for study of atmospheric rivers, which caused 2019 flooding

Sacramento Bee

In California, a blue wave and progressive governor: So why are so many leftist plans going under?

Cal Matters

In California, a blue wave and progressive governor: So why are so many leftist plans going under?

Cal Matters

Tech employment in Bay Area reaches record highs

Mercury News

Allie the humpback whale continues to make San Francisco Bay her home

San Francisco Chronicle

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