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    • Hit-and-Run Driver Injures Man in Tenderloin (SFBay); Driver Hits L-Taraval Train (CBS, SFGate)
    • Two Injured in Three-Car Crash at South Van Ness and 24th Street (Mission Local)
    • Construction on N-Judah Improvements Halted After Noise Complaints From Neighbors (SFGate)
    • Tang Requests West Side Transit Study (SFBay); Joe Eskenazi: Don't Bill Muni for Free Passes (Exam)
    • SF Fire Commission Calls for Vision Zero (KQED); NextCity Compares SF and NYC's Approaches
    • SF Cabbies Still Buy Taxi Medallions Despite Their Lower Value in Competition With Lyft, Uber (SFGate)
    • Comedian/Union Organizer Nato Green: SF Should Sue Silicon Valley for Not Building Housing (Exam)
    • BART Board Urges Restitution Charges to Be Dropped for Black Friday Protestors (Exam, CBSSFGate)
    • Berkeley Cracks Down on "Jaywalking" (Berkeleyside); Driver Kills Elderly Woman in East Oakland (ABC)
    • Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Could Get Bike/Ped Path and Third Traffic Lane by 2018 (Richmond Stan.)
    • Driver Kills Bicyclist on Hwy 85 in Sunnyvale (Mercury); Man Killed By Caltrain in Palo Alto (Mercury)
    • Hit-and-Run San Jose Driver Kills Woman in Her 60s Crossing Almaden Expressway (ABC)

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