Today’s Headlines
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10:11 AM PDT on July 28, 2017
- After 10 Years of Planning, New Rincon Park Moves Forward (Hoodline)
- Affordable Housing Plan Moves Forward in El Cerrito (East Bay Times)
- Toll Replacement Project on Golden Gate Bridge Moves Forward (Examiner)
- 4 Women Beat and Rob Another Woman on Muni Bus (SFist, Hoodline, SFGate)
- Woman Places Masturbating Man Under Citizen’s Arrest on BART (SFist, SFGate)
- Sticks, Crutches, Used as Clubs in Fights at Two Other BART Stations (Examiner)
- Drought Not as Bad as Last Year, But Still Endangering Lake Tahoe (SFGate)
- During Break-In, Thief Steals Nice Bike, Leaves Junker Behind (SFGate)
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