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8:55 AM PST on December 11, 2014
- Warriors Unveil New Mission Bay Arena Design With 950 Parking Spaces (SF Appeal, Mercury News)
- Transbay Center Retail Hub Expected to Be an Amenity for Transit Riders, Bring Revenue (SFGate, Biz)
- Uber Driver Was Not Using Uber When He Killed 6-Year-Old Sofia Liu, Says His Lawyer (NBC, Examiner)
- Public Space-Starved Tenderloin’s Boedekker Park Reopens After Two-Year Makeover (NBC)
- SFMTA Looks to Recruit Members for Online Advisory Panel (SF Weekly)
- Nick Josefowitz is the First BART Board Member to Want to Hire an Aide (SFGate – Scroll)
- Peninsula Press Covers the Ongoing Campaign for More Bike Space on Caltrain’s Packed Cars
- GG Ferry Service Will Run as Usual, Despite Warnings of Major Storm (CBS)
- More on Oakland City Council’s Approval of Protected Bike Lanes on Telegraph Ave (East Bay Express)
- Some East Bay Bike Shops Fund Community Programs From Donated Bikes (SFGate)
- Alameda Worries About Car Traffic as it Attracts More Residents (Inside Bay Area)
- New High Schools in San Carlos, Menlo Park Spur Concern Over Car Parking, Traffic (Daily Journal)
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