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    • SFMTA Board Approves Castro Street Redesign (SF ExaminerBAR)
    • More on Yesterday's SFBC Rally on Folsom (CBS, SFGate) and Harassment From SFPD (SFBG)
    • Athlete Arrested for March Ped Hit-and-Run at 2nd and Townsend That Took Man's Sense of Smell (ABC)
    • SFPD Busts Highly-Visible Bicycle Chop Shop at 13th and Mission Streets (Uptown Almanac)
    • Monterey Blvd. Neighbors Pleased With Plan for Safeway-Funded Safety Improvements (FOMB)
    • SFMTA Ups Required Taxi Training (SF Exam), Reiskin Wants Tighter Ride-Share Regulations (SFGate)
    • SF Examiner Urges SF Government, Including Muni, to Catch Up With Emission Reduction Goals
    • Critical Mass Co-Founder Chris Carlsson Looks at "Street Fight" in Broader Political Context
    • A Wonderful Visit to SF: "Stupid Functional Transportation... Stupid Close Proximity" (SFist)
    • Menlo Park Postpones Vote on Expanding or Canceling Red-Light Camera Program (Almanac)
    • Working Group Losing Time to Come Up With Alternative for Greenbrae Interchange Expansion (MIJ)
    • Green Caltrain Wonders if Electrification Will be Affected by CA HSR Ruling Setback

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