Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on January 16, 2015
- Mayor Lee Says He’ll Push for Second Transbay BART Tube (SF Examiner)
- Protesters Plan to Jam BART at Montgomery Station This Morning (ABC); Spoons to Play a Role (KTVU)
- Funds Lacking for Panhandle Path Renovation (Hoodline)
- Caltrain Delayed After Hitting Unoccupied Car on Tracks in Burlingame (SFGate)
- San Mateo Planning Commission Approves 599-Unit Development at Hayward Park Caltrain (SM Daily)
- Berkeley Man on Bike Seriously Injured By Hit-and-Run Driver at University and McGee (Berkeleyside)
- Marin County Considers Funding a Car-Share Program in San Rafael’s Canal Neighborhood (Marin IJ)
- Antioch Widow Sues CHP for Letting DUI Driver Go Before Causing Crash That Killed Husband (SFGate)
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