Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
8:39 AM PDT on August 7, 2018
- More on BART Security Plan (SFExaminer, SFChron, SFWeekly)
- Future of Ashby BART Parking Lot (Berkeleyside)
- AC Transit Runs to New Transit Center on Sunday (SFChron)
- Pedestrian Seriously Injured at 2nd and Geary (Hoodline)
- Senior Pedestrians in the Richmond (SFExaminer)
- Scooters Increase Hospital Visits? (Becker’sHospitalReview)
- Biking on San Jose Sidewalk (MercNews)
- Air Quality Advisory for North and East Bays (Almanac)
- Occupants of Car that Raced VTA Train ID’d (EastBayTimes)
- Spots to Visit in San Francisco (Curbed)
- Commentary: Work on Getting Trains into Transbay (SFChron)
- Commentary: Did Muni Sacrifice Bus Lines to Run Twin Peaks Replacement Service? (MissionLocal)
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