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By
Roger Rudick
8:29 AM PDT on May 2, 2016
- Bay Area Residents Plan to Leave over Transportation and Housing (SFGate, EastBayTimes, BizJournal)
- Gator Student Transit Pass Clears Referendum (SFBay)
- Minor Muni M-Ocean View Line Crash (SFExaminer, Kron4)
- Are Google Buses Regularly Breaking Traffic Laws? (NBCBayArea)
- Caltrain Tweets Go Sarcastic (SFGate)
- Fight Over Skinny Hayes Valley Development (Socketsite)
- SFBarf Pushes Suburbs to Go Dense (SFChron)
- Man Falls from Cable Car (SFExaminer, Hoodline)
- Corte Madera School Crossing Kerfuffle (MarinIJ)
- Another Entitled Traffic Causing Motorist Wants Bicycles off Streets (MercNews)
- Bayview Gets First Starbucks (Hoodline)
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