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Headlines For Feb 28, 2020

BART considers raising parking prices to free up spots

San Francisco Chronicle

BART train delayed? Your fellow riders are mostly to blame

San Francisco Chronicle

Muni riders push for North Beach, Fisherman’s Wharf, and Marina subway stops

Curbed SF

Pedestrian deaths hit 28-year high, suggesting SUV boom raises safety risks

USA Today

I tried to return my FasTrak transponder, and I got billed: Roadshow

Mercury News

Editorial: Toll road for Highway 37 won’t work

Marin Independent Journal

Haystack mixed use project cleared for construction

Petaluma Argus Courier

Thanks to rent control, I finally get to live alone

Curbed SF

$700 million for downtown San Jose starts with Camera 12 office, retail revamp

Mercury News

They refused to pay rent for months. Now, it may pay off

Mercury News

San Jose opens first tiny home community for formerly homeless residents

Mercury News

‘Bridge Housing’ Helps Homeless Transition Into Permanent Housing

NBC Bay Area

With SB35 approval, affordable housing to replace South Berkeley credit union

Berkeleyside

Old CMPC maternity hospital to be reborn as upscale housing

San Francisco Chronicle

Water is life. It’s also a battle. So what does the future hold for California?

Cal Matters

Headlines For Feb 27, 2020

Lyft shocks with e-bike price hike, and Uber bikes leave town

Curbed SF

Study: Banning cars on Market had minimal effect on side streets

San Francico Examiner

Car-free Market Street so-so for SF drivers, good for bus, bike riders, study shows

San Francisco Chronicle

Is it legal for my wife to text with her Apple Watch while she drives? Roadshow

Mercury News

Ferry commuters upset by ‘deceptive’ fare increase

Fairfield Daily Republic

Making way for progress in Vallejo

Vallejo Times Herald

California gas prices might rise due to Carson oil refinery fire

Los Angeles Times

Hercules In Running For Amtrak Capitol Corridor Station

Local News Matters

Seven Bay Area urban landscape features that can’t be ignored

San Francisco Chronicle

Here’s how many Bay Area affordable homes are at risk of being lost

Mercury News

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