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By
Roger Rudick
8:07 AM PST on January 15, 2016
- San Jose Hit and Run Kills Cyclist (NBCBayArea, MercNews, Kron4)
- BART Delayed Last Night by Person on Tracks (SFExaminer, SFGate, CBSLocal)
- More on Fake BART Cameras (InsideBayArea)
- Van Ness Bus Improvements Move Forward (SFExaminer)
- AC Transit Promises More Service (SFBay)
- Massive Mid Market Street Development Closer to Reality (Socketsite)
- Menlo Park Gets Started on Rail Crossing and Grade Separation (AlmanacNews)
- More on Senator Jerry Hill Bill to Reduce Fines for Cars Running Red Lights (SMDaily)
- Menlo Park Survey Shows Residents Want Above Ground Parking (AlmanacNews)
- East Bay Open Houses to Discuss Local Clean Air Strategies (InsideBayArea)
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