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    • Transit Activists Rally for City Hall to Fund Downtown Extension for Caltrain, High-Speed Rail (SF Appeal)
    • Tuesday: North Beach Neighbors Meeting on Bulb-Outs, Hated By NBN Prez and Firefighters (Hoodline)
    • Sup. Wiener Proposes Reducing Towing, Storage Fees for Recovered Stolen Cars (KQED)
    • SFPD Tenderloin Captain Steps Down Citing "Personal Matters" (SF Examiner)
    • Getaround Car-Share to Get a Promotion Boost From Ford Motors (Business Times)
    • Caltrain Board to Vote on Design of Electric Train Cars July 2; SFBC Pushes for Bike Capacity
    • BART Considers Re-Opening Bathrooms With Some Security Modifications (SFGate, ABC)
    • BART West Dublin/Pleasanton Station Closed Yesterday After Death on Tracks (IBAABC)
    • Ferry Fares Set to Increase on July 1 (ABC), Along With Golden Gate Bridge Tolls (Mercury)
    • More on the Plan for a Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Bike/Ped Path, Additional Traffic Lane (CBS)
    • Sausalito Officials Don't Want More Ferry Service, People (Marin IJ)
    • Lyft Protests Regulations for Airport Access Approved By San Jose City Council (SFBay)

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