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Today’s Headlines

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  • Muni Struggles to Improve Condition of Aging Metro Fleet Until New Trains Arrive (SFGate, SFBay)
  • Sean Parker Says He Funded Cars-First Prop L to Conduct a Poll (SFGate)
  • New SF Bicycle Coalition Video Features Business Owners Who Love Bike Lanes
  • SFMTA Explains Why NextBus Displays Sometimes Show “Ghost Buses” (Moving SF)
  • Water Taxi Operator Gets Larger Boat to Accommodate Growing Demand (NBC)
  • Mid-Market Named Dirtiest Stretch of Street in SF (SFGate)
  • Thanksgiving in Bay Area Expected to Bring Third Worst Holiday Traffic in Nation (Curbed SF)
  • Oakland Protesters Take Over I-580 After Ferguson Shooting Announcement (Oakland North, SFGate)
  • Riders Weigh in on BART’s New Oakland Airport Connector (Oakland North)
  • PTA: East-West El Camino Real BRT Should Be Paired With North-South Transit Improvements
  • Man Driving Wrong Way on Hwy 101 in Novato Hits and Kills Other Driver and Self (Marin IJ)

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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.

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