Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
7:48 AM PDT on September 1, 2017
- More on BART Farebeater Crackdown (CBSLocal)
- Muni Heritage Weekend (MassTransit)
- Malfunctioning N-Judah Stairs (Hoodline)
- More on BART Labor Day Weekend Shutdown (KQED)
- Noe Valley ‘Real Foods’ to Become Housing (SFChron)
- How Local Input Kills Housing (BizTimes)
- San Jose Advocates Want Affordable Housing in ‘Googleville’ (Kron4)
- Silicon Valley Home Prices Still Crazy (MercNews)
- Arrest of Deadly Hit and Run Suspect (SFGate)
- Man Killed Trying to Board SamTrans Bus (EastBayTimes)
- Daily Journal Wants to Know About Your Commute (DailyJournal)
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Streetsblog SF will be off for the rest of today and off Monday, Sept. 4, returning Tuesday, Sept. 5. Have a great Labor Day weekend!
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