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    • BART Officer Involved in Oscar Grant Case Fired (Merc, CBS, CoCo Times, SF Gate)
    • BART Director Wants To Preserve Convenience at Parking Lots (SF Gate)
    • MTA Removes Traffic Cops from Market St., Occasional Spot Checks by PD (SF Gate)
    • Muni Safety Chief Leaving for Post at Washington DC Transit Operator (SF Gate)
    • Opposing Media Accounts on Muni Fare Evader Hearing (SF Appeal, ABC, Examiner)
    • Debate at Hearing About Banishing Perpetual Fare Evaders (Examiner)
    • Man to Ride Every Muni Line in 80 Days (SF Weekly)
    • Muni Bus Stop Blooming, Albeit in Plastic Flowers (Muni Diaries)
    • Pedestrian Hit by Muni T-Third Light Rail Vehicle (SF Appeal, CBS)
    • Bicycle Rider Helps SFPD Catch Bike Thief (Bike NOPA)
    • "Bicyclists Slow Down, Sheep Herd Ahead. This Means Ewe!" (Cyclelicious)
    • San Francisco Homeowners Pay More for Walkable Neighborhoods (KALW)
    • SF Cable Car Renovation With Close At Least One Line (CBS)
    • Pedestrian Killed By Van in Guerneville (Press Dem)
    • Analyst Calls Electric Cars "All Sizzle and No Steak;" Fleet-wide Savings Minimal (NBC)
    • Workshops To Educate Public on Car Fee Increase Set Up in E. Bay (CoCo Times)

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