Ethan Varian
Vallejo Times-Herald
San Francisco Bay Area, CA, United States
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Levee breaches on Pajaro River in Monterey County prompting evacuations and rescues
Hundreds of people in the agricultural community of Pajaro in Monterey County were forced to flee their homes when the Pajaro River levee breached Friday night. → Read More
Levee breaches on Pajaro River in Monterey County prompting evacuations and rescues
Hundreds of people in the agricultural community of Pajaro in Monterey County were forced to flee their homes when the Pajaro River levee breached Friday night. → Read More
Levee breaches on Pajaro River in Monterey County prompting evacuations and rescues
Hundreds of people in the agricultural community of Pajaro in Monterey County were forced to flee their homes when the Pajaro River levee breached Friday night following a day of heavy rain, prompt… → Read More
Ready for the Big One? Homeowners in these Bay Area cities can apply for money to prepare for earthquakes
The state is launching a new pilot program to help homeowners with seismic retrofits in these cities. → Read More
Newsom puts CEQA on blast. What is it and why does it matter?
The state’s signature environmental protection law affects a wide range of public land-use decisions, from approving low-income apartments to issuing oil well permits and creating new bike la… → Read More
New bill aims to convert California’s offices into housing – Orange County Register
Property owners throughout the state would be able to take advantage of the proposed rules. → Read More
Gov. Newsom is blasting CEQA. What is it and why does it matter?
The state’s signature environmental protection law affects a wide range of public land-use decisions, from approving low-income apartments to issuing oil well permits and creating new bike la… → Read More
Gov. Newsom is blasting CEQA. What is it and why does it matter?
The state’s signature environmental protection law affects a wide range of public land-use decisions, from approving low-income apartments to issuing oil well permits and creating new bike la… → Read More
Newsom is blasting CEQA. What is it and why does it matter?
Gov. Newsom vows to change a tool used by environmental advocacy groups, competing developers, labor unions and residents to stall new housing. → Read More
Bay Area weather: After thunderstorms and hail, snow could be on the way this weekend
The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory for the North Bay interior mountains, East Bay hills and Santa Clara hills. → Read More
Bay Area weather: After thunderstorms and hail, snow could be on the way this weekend
The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory for the North Bay interior mountains, East Bay hills and Santa Clara hills. → Read More
Bay Bridge light display will go dark after a decade Sunday. When could it return?
At 8 p.m. on Sunday, the glimmering light display that has illuminated the Bay Bridge for the past decade will go dark. → Read More
Bay Bridge light display will go dark after a decade Sunday. When could it return?
At 8 p.m. on Sunday, the glimmering light display that has illuminated the Bay Bridge for the past decade will go dark. → Read More
New bill aims to convert offices to housing. Here’s where that could happen in the Bay Area
A new state bill aims to convert Bay Area offices to housing. → Read More
Alameda County Supervisors allow eviction moratorium to remain until end of April
The move all but ensures the pandemic tenant protections, among the last anywhere in the Bay Area, will remain in place until the end of April. → Read More
Lawsuits, town halls and a hunger strike: Bay Area landlords push to end eviction moratorium
Alameda County’s moratorium, which prevents the vast majority of evictions across the county, is one of the few remaining in the Bay Area. → Read More
East Bay Rep. Barbara Lee kicks off U.S. Senate campaign in Oakland
In her first speech of the campaign, Lee touted her career as the highest-ranking Black woman appointed to House Democratic leadership and her long progressive track record on issues from housing t… → Read More
State signs off on Oakland’s plan to add 26,000 new homes
The Bay Area’s third-largest city is no longer at risk of missing out on crucial funding or losing control over local development rules. → Read More
Bay Area homes selling below asking price for first time in 10 years
For the first time since 2012, home sale prices in the region have fallen below asking prices on average over consecutive months, according to data from real estate brokerage Redfin. → Read More
After a warm President’s Day weekend, here’s where the Bay Area could see snowfall next week
After a warm, sunny President’s Day weekend, an incoming cold front could bring rain and even lower-elevation snowfall throughout the Bay Area next week. → Read More