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  • Planning Commission Approves Plan for High Rises in Transbay Center District (ABC 7, SF Examiner)
  • Supe Wiener Decries Plan for Sunday Parking Meters, Ed Reiskin Defends It (City Insider)
  • BART Looks at for Short- and Long-Range Plans for Improvements (SFGate)
  • CA Senate Session, Including Vote on 3-Foot Passing Bill, Postponed Until Today (@CalBike)
  • Intrepid Researcher Sets Out to Determine Which is Better: Muni or BART (Uptown Almanac)
  • SFPD Recovers Over 100 Stolen Bikes in Oakland (Uptown Almanac)
  • Recover a Stolen Bicycle? Maybe — If You Do It Right (SF Weekly)
  • Novato DUI Checkpoint Planned in Honor of Girl Killed Three Years Ago (Marin IJ)
  • SMART Concrete Ties Delivered to Santa Rosa (Press Democrat)
  • Highway 1 Cyclist Killed by Driver Near Bodega Bay (Press Democrat)
  • Pedro Velez Hernandez, 32, Killed by Driver Near Sonoma (Press Democrat)
  • Golden Gate Bridge a Key Car Funnel for Bay Area (SF Examiner)

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