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  • Woman Hospitalized by Driver at San Bruno Ave and Bacon Street in Portola (SF Examiner)
  • Nick Josefowitz a Serious Challenger to Veteran Republican BART Board Member James Fang (SFBG)
  • A Big Picture Look at the Bike Movement in SF and the Bay Area (Cal Alumni)
  • The Outside Lands Transportation and Parking Crunch Returns Once Again (CBS)
  • Proposed 9-Story Development Would Bring 123 Parking Spots to Market and Valencia (Hoodline)
  • Two Motorcyclists Die in Crash While Fleeing Gunfire in Bayview (SFGate, CBS)
  • Man Killed by Drivers While Running Across Carquinez Bridge on I-80 (CBSKTVU)
  • Seven Injured in Vallejo After Fire Truck Hits SUV, Rolls, Hits Multiple Cars (ABC, CBS, KTVU)
  • One Killed, Three Injured in Car in Petaluma After Pizza Oven Trailer Detaches (KTVU, ABC)
  • Driver Shortage Hitting Golden Gate Transit Riders Hard (Marin IJ)
  • Elderly Woman Killed in Santa Clara by Driver Backing Out of Driveway (CBS, SFGate)
  • A Motorcyclist’s Case for Lane-Splitting (SFGate)

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