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2022 Midterm Elections | Tech Layoffs

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An aerial view of a housing development in Oakland. The building is more than a frame but not yet complete, and a crane sticks out from the roof. Far in the background, Oakland's downtown area.

Here's How Every Bay Area Housing Ballot Measure Fared This Election

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Councilmember Fife stands to the right, looking left across the frame with a serious expression. She wears a large scarf around her neck and a coat. Behind her, slightly out of focus, a large building, perhaps six floors in height.

In Pushing Affordable Housing Measures, Local Leaders Ask Voters to Contend With Racist Housing Law

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Richmond Considers Stronger Rent Caps as Inflation Soars

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newly framed homes without any siding yet on them are shown with two construction workers climbing on them

Newsom Campaigned on Building 3.5 Million Homes. He Hasn't Gotten Even Close

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A woman wearing a light top and blue jeans holds on to a gate outside with one hand.

From Menlo Park to Laguna Beach, Residents Turn to Ballot Box to Fight New California Housing Mandates

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Gov. Gavin Newsom giving a speech at a podium.

Newsom to End California's COVID State of Emergency in February

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2022 Election Special: CA Controller's Race

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Oakland Writers Ayodele Nzinga and Leila Mottley

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