Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on July 18, 2014
- Mayor Lee, Supe Kim Officially Announce Opening of West SoMa Skate, Dog Park on Parking Lot (Appeal)
- Hoodline Checks in on Masonic’s Redesign, Still Awaiting Construction Next Year
- SF’s Quickly Growing Population Means We Need Efficient Transportation More Than Ever (SFist)
- Mission Bay Neighbors “Cautiously Optimistic” About Coming Impacts of Warriors Arena (Potrero View)
- Dogpatch Residents Tell SFMTA to Move Already-Approved, Funded Central Subway Loop (Potrero View)
- Potrero View Provides an Overview of the Upgrades in the Works for Caltrain
- Stanley Roberts Listens to Coastal Drivers’ Excuses After Being Caught for Various Violations
- Google to Fund Free Local Shuttles in Mountain View (Business Times)
- Linshu Ye, 87, of Sunnyvale Dies of Injuries After Being Hit by Driver While Walking (KTVU)
- GG Transit Proposes Ending Route 80 to Santa Rosa, Increasing Service on Parallel Lines (GM, Appeal)
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