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    • SFMTA Chief Nat Ford Leading Candidate for D.C. Airports Job (SF Gate, WaPo)
    • The Future of BART's General Manager, Dorothy Dugger, Remains Uncertain (Mercury News)
    • New BART West Dublin-Pleasanton Station Opens (KTVU)
    • Bay Area Transit Agencies Could Save Money by Merging Administrative Costs (SF Examiner)
    • At Public Hearing, Riders Urge Caltrain Not to Close Stations (SM Daily Journal)
    • BIKE NOPA: "City Streets Get Stuck with Middling Scores"
    • Twitter Deal Includes Promise of Improved Muni Service in Mid-Market (Bay Citizen)
    • Progress on SB375 Implementation But More Aggressive Policies are Needed (HealthyCal)
    • Lowenthal Wants to "Shake Up" California High-Speed Rail Board (AP, SM Daily Journal)
    • Central Valley Republicans Want HSR Money to Widen Freeways (CAHSR Blog)
    • Santa Cruz Police Chief to Propose Licensing Bicyclists (Santa Cruz Sentinel via Merc)
    • 25-year-old Man Walking on Skyline Blvd. Killed by Drunk Driver in Pacifica (SF Gate)
    • Cable Car Crashes Into 30-Stockton Bus in Russian Hill; Minor Injuries (BCN via SF Appeal)

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