Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
7:57 AM PDT on July 18, 2018
- More on Townsend (SFExaminer, SFBay)
- Valencia Open House Tomorrow (Hoodline)
- Pedestrian Killed at Sloat and 36th (SFBay)
- Motorist Crashes into House (EastBayTimes)
- Supervisors Tweak Incentives in HOME-SF Program (SFChron)
- SF Makes ‘Parking for God’ Permanent (SFExaminer, NBCBayArea)
- New San Rafael Bike/Ped Plan Gets Okay (MarinIJ)
- Lawsuit over Tech Bus that Ran Over Woman (MercNews)
- LED Streetlight Conversion (Hoodline)
- Goats as City Lawnmowers (Hoodline)
- Commentary: Put Community Before Money in Planning SF (SFExaminer)
- Commentary: Extend Caltrain Downtown without Additional Tunnel (SFChron)
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