Today’s Headlines
Berkeley Plans for Cuts to Parks and Streets Projects as Bond Measure Falls Short (Berkeleyside) SF Spends $356 Million on Rooms for Homeless, Many Are Empty (Chron) It’s Not Your Imagination, Data Shows Statewide Housing Crisis Is Real (Chron) Motorcyclists Block the Bay Bridge for Two Minutes for Some Reason (GATE) More on the Highway … Continued
9:30 AM PDT on April 27, 2023
- Berkeley Plans for Cuts to Parks and Streets Projects as Bond Measure Falls Short (Berkeleyside)
- SF Spends $356 Million on Rooms for Homeless, Many Are Empty (Chron)
- It’s Not Your Imagination, Data Shows Statewide Housing Crisis Is Real (Chron)
- Motorcyclists Block the Bay Bridge for Two Minutes for Some Reason (GATE)
- More on the Highway 37 Toll Project (Chron)
- Warming Temps Bring “Spare the Air” Warnings (East Bay Times, GATE)
- Public School Students Paint the City with Public Art (SF Weekly)
- Are the A’s Really Moving? (East Bay Times)
- People Want Small EV’s, But They Have to Import Them from Japan (Economist)
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