Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
8:13 AM PDT on April 4, 2019
- More on Transit Housing Bill (Curbed)
- Mission District Parking Lot to Become More Condos (SFExaminer)
- NIMBYs Shout Down Mayor Breed Over Navigation Center (SFChron)
- Which Central SoMa Developments Should go First? (SFChron)
- Housing Nonprofits to get First Bids (SFWeekly)
- More on Impacts of Uber/Lyft (KGO)
- Motorist Strikes Pedestrian Near Golden Gate Park (SFExaminer)
- How does a Noe Valley Retail Space Sit Empty for 16 Years? (SFChron)
- Troublesome Haight Tree is Gone (Hoodline)
- Top Ten Places to Commute to S.F. (EastBayTimes)
- Letter: Will Caltrain’s Electric Trains Have Enough Bike Space? (MercNews)
- Commentary: Stop the Insanity on S.F.’s Streets (SFChron)
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