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By
Roger Rudick
8:34 AM PST on January 28, 2016
- Power Trouble Delays BART Fremont Line this Morning (SFGate, CBSLocal)
- $500 Million for New Bay Area Trains Buses and Ferries (InsideBayArea)
- Officials say Transit Ready for Super Bowl Party (SFGate)
- More on Cost of Super Bowl Party to Transit and other SF Services (SFWeekly)
- And a Little More Snark About Super Bowl Party Costs (SFWeekly)
- DMV Holds Self Driving Car Hearing (CBSLocal)
- Visualizing San Francisco Commuter Pattern (KQED)
- Millbrae Edges Closer to Approving Development Near Rail Stations (SMDailyJournal)
- Sonoma Marin Rail to Start Train Operations Testing in June (MarinIJ)
- Novato Approves Phased Construction of Downtown Train Station (MarinIJ)
- Renovated Dolores Park Includes a New Loo (SFist)
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