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By
Roger Rudick
9:22 AM PST on December 22, 2015
- Legal Challenge for Tech Industry Employee Buses (SFExaminer)
- Google and Ford to Build Driverless Cars (BizJournals)
- More on Facebook Paying Workers to Move Closer (KQED)
- Urban Real Estate Pressures Leave no Room for Free Standing Single Use (Socketsite)
- San Jose Continues Bad Year of Crashes with Another Suspected DUI Death (MercNews, Kron4)
- More on a Man Killed in Car Crash over the Weekend (MercNews)
- Jogger Killed in Menlo Park by SUV Identified (Almanac)
- DUI and Suspended License Driver Destroys Atherton Fence but Cops Still Call it an Accident (Almanac)
- Foster City First Responders Replace Little Girls Bike (SFGate)
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