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    • Uber Driverless Cars Return to SF (SFChron)
    • More on Plan for SF Budget Windfall (NBCBayArea)
    • BART and Alleged Campaign Violations (DailyJournal)
    • Lawyers Argue BART Murder Suspect Unfit to Stand Trial (SFChron)
    • More on Golden Gate Bridge Toll (CBSBayArea, MercNews)
    • Kezar Drive Bridge Repair (Hoodline)
    • Planning Commission Approves SoMa Development (SFExaminer)
    • Square Signs Office Deal in Oakland (SFChron)
    • 10 Big Housing Stories of 2018 (Berkeleyside)
    • Local Teachers Struggle with Housing Costs, Long Commutes (Almanac)
    • Family of Hit & Run Victim Opens New Market (SFChron, Hoodline)
    • Commentary: Reform Federal EV Credit (EastBayTimes)

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