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By
Roger Rudick
8:45 AM PST on December 9, 2015
- SF Supervisors Okay Basketball Stadium (SFGate, SFExaminer, CBSLocal, BizJournal)
- Caltrain to Raise Fares (Almanac, BizJournal)
- Berkeley Council OKs Largest Mixed Use High Rise (InsideBayArea, BizJournal)
- SamTrans Seeks Money for New Buses (SMDailyJournal)
- New Bus Routes Link East Bay and Marin (CBSLocal)
- Bay Area Commutes Keep Getting Longer (SFChronicle)
- DUI Wrong Way Driver Kills Woman and Child But Blames Radio Not Beers (InsideBayArea)
- Will Downtown Oakland Become Focus of New Tech Boom? (InsideBayArea)
- MUNI Software Glitch Still Prevents Trains From Double Berthing (SFist)
- Impact of Superbowl on MUNI and BART Still Unknown (SFist)
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