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    • Central Subway Tunneling to Begin in June at 4th and Harrison Streets (CBSKTVU)
    • Driver Hospitalizes Pedestrian With Life-Threatening Injuries at 14th and Mission (SF Appeal)
    • Man Hospitalized After Being Struck by Caltrain at Mission Bay Drive (SF Appeal)
    • SF Weekly: Diesel Buses Remain Muni's Most Reliable Vehicles
    • More on Leap's New Marina-to-Financial-District Shuttle (SF GateSFist)
    • Stanley Roberts Catches Drivers Violating Church Street Red Transit-Only Lanes and Left Turn Bans
    • Legal Examiner Has Questions About the Truck Driver Who Killed Bicyclist at 16th St & South Van Ness
    • Concerned About Displacement, SFBG Questions Plan Bay Area's Smart Growth Strategy (12)
    • New Richmond BART Parking Structure Opens at a Cost of $45,000 Per Space (CoCo Times)
    • Court Arguments Begin Today in High-Speed Rail Lawsuit (Mercury News)
    • Daly City Driver Who Killed Three Passengers Charged With DUI, Manslaughter, Felony Hit-Run (CoCo)
    • 8-Year-Old Hayward Boy Struck by Driver, Suffers Broken Leg and Fractured Skull (CoCo Times)

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