Today’s Headlines
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10:18 AM PDT on August 1, 2016
Tomorrow! Tomorrow! Roger is back! Tomorrow! It’s Only a Day Away. Keep up with state stories at Streetsblog CAL and Streetsblog LA and national news at Streetsblog USA.
- Motorists Flocking to I-580 Express Lanes (East Bay Times)
- Muni5-Fulton Gets Bigger Buses (Examiner)
- Voters Will Decide Who Takes Care of Street Trees (Curbed)
- Housing Crisis Costing Bay Area Businesses Long-Time Employees… (East Bay Times)
- …As Homeless Tents Spring Up Throughout Oakland (Chronicle)
- Walnut Creek BART Station Re-Opens After Fire (SF Gate)
- Tesla Offers $2.6 Billion to Solar City for R and D (SF Gate)
- Obligatory Pokemon Go! Article: Catch ‘Em All on Muni (Examiner)
- Don’t Climb on the Bay Bridge! (SF Gate)
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