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  • SFPD Makes Arrest in Panhandle Bike Theft Attacks (SFBike)
  • Trucker Gets Stuck on Steep Incline at Waller and Alpine for 10 Hours (Hoodline)
  • Sunday Streets Needs Donations to Keep Going in 2015 (SFGate)
  • Supes Committee Approves “LightRail” Art Project to Illuminate Market Street (SFBay, SF Examiner)
  • Disability Advocate Op-Ed: Charging Disabled Placard Holders Will Make Parking Easier (SF Examiner)
  • SF Chronicle Editorial Blasts Oil Lobby’s “Hidden Gas Tax” Campaign Against CA Cap-and-Trade
  • Stanley Roberts Finds Drivers Without Headlights in Storm; SFBike Launches #ParkingDirtySF Campaign
  • Uber Still Defends “Surge Pricing” After Last Week’s Storm (Exam); Won’t Give Data to State (Exam)
  • BART’s Oakland Airport Connector Broke Down a Second Time on Sunday (CBS)
  • GG Transit Launches “Wave” Bus Shuttle, Connecting San Rafael to Larkspur Ferry (Marin IJ)
  • Federal Board Rules CAHSRA Has Authority Over Land (SMDJ); LA Considers Electrification (LAT)
  • “Waze” App Helps Drivers Find Alternate Routes, Sometimes on Quiet Residential Streets (Cyclelicious)

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