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Berkeley Policy Aims to Cut Pollution From Homes, and Targets the Moment You Sell (or Buy)

What Happens After a Homeless Person Is Arrested for Camping? Often, Not Much

California Forever: 2 Solano Cities Team Up as Annexation Talks Move Forward

Bay Area Advocates Alarmed by Mass Firings at Federal Low-Income Energy Program

SF Could See Homelessness Spike With Legal Aid Cuts, Advocates Warn

SF’s Single-Family Home Neighborhoods Could See More Apartments, 65-Story Towers Near Downtown

California Lawmakers Push to Lower Rent Cap, Expand Protections. Property Owners Are Worried

In Wealthy Bay Area Enclave, a Battle Over ‘Historic’ Homes Hits Boiling Point

The Average PG&E Utility Bill Has Gone Up Nearly 70% Since 2020

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