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By
Rob Poole
8:58 AM PST on November 5, 2015
- Bay Street Safety Upgrades in Marina Where DUI Driver Struck Two Boys Were Delayed (SF Exam, ABC)
- Blinq Retail Pods to Open in Embarcadero and Montgomery BART Stations Today or Tomorrow (Hoodline)
- SF State Students Angered Over Lack of Response to Campus Bike Theft (GG Express)
- Exploratorium Water Taxi Landing Expected to Be Finished November 13 (Hoodline)
- More on 48-Year-Old Bicyclist Who was Fatally Struck by a Muni Bus Driver (SFist)
- Caltrain Holds Public Hearing on 50-Cent Fare Hike Today (The Almanac)
- Northbound 101 Lanes in San Jose Closed After Three Vehicles Collide (Mercury News)
- SamTrans Approves Four-Year Plan to Raise Fares, Begins 2016 (The Daily Journal)
- Mountain View City Staff Say Neighborhood Plan With Most Housing Results in Less Driving (PTA)
- Palo Alto Bicyclist Fatally Struck by Driver Identified; Friend Says Streets Not Safe Anymore (PAO)
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