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9:21 AM PDT on April 19, 2013

    • Release Party Tonight for SFSU Professor Jason Henderson's New Book Street Fight (SFBG)
    • CAHSRA Settles CEQA Lawsuit Over Agricultural Land (KQED)
    • Transpo Planner Jeff Tumlin Shares Strategies on Parking Management With Panel in DC (WCP)
    • Muni Unveils Rehabbed Buses Set to Roll Out Next Week (SF Examiner)
    • Planning Dept. Releases Draft Development Plan for Central Subway Corridor (Curbed)
    • What's North Beach's Latest Preferred Solution for Extracting the Central Subway Drill? (CBS)
    • SFMTA Determines Which Streets Will Have Bans on Overnight RV Parking (SF Examiner)
    • Epoch Times Asks People on the Street: How Safe Do You Feel As a Pedestrian in SF?
    • Richmond BART Station’s Six Story, 769-Space Parking Structure Set to Open Next Month (CoCo Times)
    • SF Bike Coalition Looking for Bike-to-School Stories (SFist)

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