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  • Parking Prices, Tickets Are Down Under SFParkENUF‘s Reaction? We’re “Happy With the Old Meters”
  • Photos of Last Week’s Unveiling of Artistic Bike Racks in Yerba Buena (SF ExamKTVU)
  • The Greater Marin Tallies Up the Cost of Car Commuting in Marin County
  • Relevant: Marin Cty. to Spend $143 million to Expand Interchange, Remove Bike Crossing (Marin IJ)
  • More on Bay Bridge Project PR Contracts: Caltrans Has Spent Millions in Recent Years (SFGate)
  • CA’s Yearly Decline in Gas Usage Continues (Sac Bee)
  • Oakland Man Killed by Caltrain in San Mateo (BA News)
  • Three Family Members Killed in Car Crash on I-280 in Redwood City (Merc, CBS)
  • One Killed in 280 Car Crash in South SF (CBS)
  • Daly City Driver Charged for DUI Crash After Allegedly Trying to Frame Passenger (SM Daily)
  • Sebastopol City Council to Take Up Vulnerable User Harassment Law Tomorrow (Press Dem)
  • San Jose Councilman: If Media Punishes City for Bike Lanes, “We’ll Be Stuck With Six-Lane Boulevards”

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