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8:55 AM PST on December 17, 2014
- Supervisors Approve the “LightRail” Art Installation to Light Up Market Street (SFist, Curbed, KTVU)
- SFMTA Has Folded Up 1,434 Seats on Muni Buses Due to Awareness of Injury Liability (SF Examiner)
- More on the Juvenile Arrested in Connection With Panhandle Bike Theft Attacks (CBS, Hoodline)
- Bay Area Writer Shows How to Haul a Christmas Tree By Bike (CityLab)
- Motorcyclist Fleeing CHP Crashes, Dies on Bay Bridge Treasure Island Onramp (SF Examiner)
- New “Midnight Express” Service Shuttles Late-Nighters From SF to South Bay (Mission Local)
- Caltrain in Atherton Crashes Into Car, Another in San Jose, 25 Minutes Apart (CBS)
- Woodside Town Council Rejects Crosswalk for Kids Walking to School (Almanac)
- Video Shows Man Biking Down Hill, Hitting Deer That Jumped On to Road Near Sausalito (CBS)
- Marin County Bans Large Tour Buses on Some Residential Streets in Tamalpais Valley (Marin IJ)
- Berkeley Asks Whether Development’s Public Space is “Significant Community Benefit” (Inside Bay Area)
- Central Valley Agricultural Workers Hope to Get Jobs in CAHSR Construction, With Training (KQED)
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