Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
8:18 AM PST on February 9, 2016
- Tentative Deal to Extend Tech Shuttle Program Another Year (SFGate)
- Earthquake Warning Systems that Could Save BART Needs Cash (CBSLocal)
- Computer Glitch Delays BART (SFGate)
- Hayward BART Station Closed When Crime Victim Comes to Station for Help (InsideBayArea, SFGate)
- Huge Wait Lists for Transit Adjacent Affordable Housing (KQED)
- AT&T Office Building Near Downtown Oakland BART Getting New Owners? (BizJournals)
- Relax Palo Alto Height Limits Near Transit? (Almanac)
- Slow Street Part of Plans for Eagle Plaza (Socketsite)
- How the Super Bowl Traffic and Transit Meltdown was Averted (BizJournal)
- More Details on Crash that Killed Woman in Wheelchair (SFExaminer)
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