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  • SFCTA Board to Vote on Major Approval for Van Ness BRT Today (SF Examiner)
  • SFFD Tries to Remove Supes-Approved Fire Code Amendments Designed to Favor Bulb-Outs (SFGate)
  • Mayor “Demands Thorough Investigation” of Truck Death in Holly Park (ABC)
  • BART Begins Negotiations With Largest Union Halfway Into Cooling Off Period (CBS)
  • Saving Parts Old Bay Bridge Span Uncertain (SF Examiner); New Span Used Greener Concrete (Exam)
  • Stanley Roberts Catches SF Drivers Illegally Texting at Red Lights
  • Muni Bus Gets Stuck on a Hillcrest (Muni Diaries)
  • Muir Woods Considers Paid Parking Spot Reservations to Manage Demand (Marin IJ)
  • Maybe Dororthy Rabinowitz Was Right About the All-Powerful Bike Lobby (Salon)

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