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By
Roger Rudick
8:46 AM PDT on July 11, 2016
- Cyclists Crash on Muni Tracks to Preserve Parking (Hoodline)
- Car Free Zone Begins on Twin Peaks Road (SFBay)
- More on Tech Workers Driving Solo After Tech Shuttle Stop Reduction (SFChron)
- Oakland Airport Connector Delays (SFGate)
- Will Housing Go Higher on Waterfronts? (SFExaminer)
- More Questions on BART Bond Finances (BizTimes)
- Delays From Car Left on Caltrain Tracks (SFGate)
- Menlo Park Wants Nothing to Do with By Right Housing Proposal (Almanac)
- Atherton Sues to Continue Breathing Diesel Fumes (MercNews)
- Marin Improving Bike and Walking Paths (MarinIJ)
- Editorial: By Right Plan Will Increase Housing Inequity (SFExaminer)
- The BART Escalator Trap (SFist)
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