Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
8:15 AM PST on December 14, 2017
- More on Ed Lee’s Legacy (Wired, Curbed)
- Next Steps in the Mayoral Succession (SFChron, SFExaminer, SFWeekly)
- London Breed Inherits Homeless Problems (SFChron)
- SF Supes Fast Track Homeless Shelters (SFGate)
- Homeless Sheds in Oakland (Hoodline)
- Transbay to see first Bus on Dec. 26 (SFChron)
- SFCTA Approves Continued funding for ‘Safe Routes to School’ (Hoodline)
- More on Supes Measure to Split SFMTA (SFExaminer)
- New Vision for Hunter’s Point Shipyard (SFGate)
- Renewal of Marin Transportation Sales Tax (MarinIJ)
- Carrying an X-Mas Tree on a Bike (EastBayTimes)
- Commentary: Sierra Club Prioritizes East Bay Parks (SFExaminer)
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