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San Francisco D10 candidates could settle empty cabin shelter standoff
7+ hour, 52+ min ago (734+ words) The San Francisco Standard Whoever wins the November race for District 10 supervisor will have plenty on his plate: a potential moratorium on data centers, the rental crisis, and what to do with 60 tiny cabins for unhoused people that are sitting…...
Palo Alto built San Francisco Bay’s first horizontal levee to reuse treated wastewater; the 500-foot living slope restores marsh habitat and tests defenses against sea-level rise
11+ hour, 32+ min ago (482+ words) Palo Alto built San Francisco Bay’s first horizontal levee to reuse treated wastewater; the 500-foot livi The Times of India...
Oakland Mayor Lee Says She Will Try to Fund Civic Assembly???s Vacant Lot Ideas
11+ hour, 52+ min ago (559+ words) Browse our guide on the best concerts, plays, galleries, and more to see this fall. Thousands of vacant lots – storefronts, larger commercial space, residential spaces, buildings you can’t even tell what they once were – are just sitting there across Oakland....
San Luis Obispo expands mobile home rent protections to cover long-term leases
12+ hour, 57+ min ago (409+ words) Some mobile home park residents in San Luis Obispo will see expanded rent protections starting October 1, following a city council vote to update a decades-old ordinance. San Luis Obispo is among the U.S. cities where residents need the most income to…...
Nearly 100 trees to be removed from San Francisco's Embarcadero
13+ hour, 58+ min ago (331+ words) Locals should "expect construction noise, temporary sidewalk closures, and pedestrian detours" during the removal, which is slated to last five weeks, a sign posted outside of the padel courts read. Trucks transporting heavy equipment will periodically enter and exit the…...
Los Altos staff breaks down impacts of Measure D
14+ hour, 58+ min ago (563+ words) Los Altos Mayor Sally Meadows had a full agenda at the Sept.8 City Council meeting, including a staff report on the impacts to the city should the citizens’ initiative Measure D pass in November. City staff at the Sept. 8 Los…...
Richard Dobransky: The pieces of downtown St. Paul need to reinforce one another
2+ day, 5+ hour ago (468+ words) That memory has stayed with me because it shows the energy downtown can have when everything comes together. We saw that again this summer during the Minnesota Yacht Club festival, when hotels and restaurants were busy, and the city was…...
They said it: Have they been to Cupertino?
2+ day, 14+ hour ago (82+ words) The Mercury News “To not include a cross-section of our demographic into the script is insensitive.” — Cupertino City Council Member R “Ray” Wang, after seeing a trailer for the new CBS legal drama “Cupertino,” which some residents say bears little…...
Mayor responds to planned Tacoma Fred Meyer closure
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (315+ words) Tacoma shoppers are scrambling after learning one of the city’s last remaining Fred Meyer stores is closing. In a statement, Fred Meyer said the store at 6901 S 19th Street will permanently close in January. “It’s my home away from home, several…...
Letters: High-rises in the Marin Headlands? How Marincello is a cautionary tale for Sausalito
17+ hour, 39+ min ago (499+ words) Measure X, on Sausalito’s November ballot, would allow more development in the city’s Marinship area and waterfront. The sponsors of Measure X in Sausalito are probably hoping voters have never heard of Marincello and the proposed upzoning of 2,100 acres in…...