Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
8:22 AM PDT on April 22, 2016
- First Bike Lane Coming to Tenderloin (Hoodline)
- Tenderloin Condo Project Approved with Bike Parking Only (Socketsite)
- Students Approve Mandatory Fee for Transit Pass (KQED)
- Sunset District Gas Station Owner Resists Infill (Hoodline)
- Planning Commission Discusses Density Bonus (Socketsite)
- Good Samaritans Grab Alleged Hit and Run Driver (SFExaminer)
- Lawyer Group Gives Recommendations to Menlo Park to Improve Housing Woes (AlmanacNews)
- Menlo Park Advocates Drive Less and Take Other Steps to Reduce CO2 (AlmanacNews)
- More Details Discussed on New High-Speed Rail Route (MercNews, CBSLocal)
- Did Governor Brown Overstep by Increasing Greenhouse Gas Cuts? (SMDailyJournal)
- Editorial: Don’t Tear Down San Jose’s Historic Train Trestle (MercNews)
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