Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
8:07 AM PDT on July 1, 2016
- Safety Advocates Mad at Mayor (SFExaminer)
- Vision Zero Committee Meeting (SFBay)
- Study Shows Market Street Turn Restrictions Work (Hoodline)
- Largest SF Construction Projects (BizJournal)
- Mission Bay Kids Park to Open Tomorrow (Socketsite)
- More on Stern Grove Vandalism (SFWeekly)
- BART Shows Off New Diesel Powered Train (SFGate, MercNews)
- More on Toll Increase (KQED)
- Millbrae Program to Keep Downtown Clean (DailiyJournal)
- Prop 13 Style Redux Threatens Rail Modernization Plans for Entire State (MercNews)
- Child Run Over and Killed in San Jose Parking Lot (MercNews)
- Death of Tesla Driver Demands Reality Check on Self Driving Cars (SFChron, NBCBayArea)
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