Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
8:20 AM PDT on April 22, 2019
- Woman Dragged by Muni Train Door (ABC7, SFExaminer)
- Transbay Terminal Supports Removed (MercNews)
- Scoot to Pull E-Scooters (SFExaminer)
- Is San Francisco Ready to Rethink Single Unit Housing? (SFExaminer)
- Port Recommends Approval of Navigation Center (SFExaminer)
- S.F.’s Big Buildings Could Switch to 100% Renewables (SFChron)
- A’s Take Another Step Towards Moving Stadium Location (SFChron)
- City to Cut Down Mission Ficus Trees (SFExaminer)
- Mountain View Dawdles as People Die on El Camino Real (MercNews)
- Remembering S.F.’s Earthquake Shacks (Curbed)
- Commentary: Money from Tech Boom Should go to Housing (48Hills)
- Commentary: S.F. Leading Climate Change Efforts (SFExaminer)
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