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    • DPW Worker Run Over, Killed by City Truck Driver During Street Trash Cleanup (KTVU, SFGateExam)
    • Muni Fares Rise Monday to $2.25 Per Ride, $68 for Monthly Pass; $80 With In-City BART (SFGate)
    • Will SFMTA's Planned Traffic Diverter Reduce Crashes on the Wiggle's Stretch of Scott St? (Hoodline)
    • Map: Parking Lots, Gas Stations, Auto Shops Giving Way to Housing Development (Curbed)
    • Survey: SF Beautiful Wants to Know How You'd Make Your Neighborhood More Livable
    • SFPD Captain: Auto Burglaries at Stockton/Sutter Garage "Are on the Forefront of My Mind" (Examiner)
    • Crews Go to Work on Hwy 280 Seismic Retrofit During Northbound Weekend Closure (ABC)
    • News of First Block of Raised Bike Lane Planned at Mission/Valencia Catches NBC's Attention
    • Uber, Lyft Support Senate Compromise Bill With Lower Liability Insurance Minimums (SF Examiner)
    • BART Police Launch App That Allows Riders to Report Crimes and Suspicious Activities (Exam, NBC)
    • Michael Scanlon, Head of SamTrans and Caltrain, Announces Plans to Retire (Mercury News)
    • Palo Alto to Launch Comprehensive Program to Manage Commuter Benefits for Non-Drivers (Biz J)

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