Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
7:55 AM PDT on April 23, 2019
- Muni Disabling Rear Doors on New Trains (NBCBayArea)
- S.F. Delays Funding for New Trains Over Safety Concerns (KGO)
- Are HSR Doubts Cooling Central Valley Housing? (ABC7)
- People Struck on BART and Caltrain Tracks (MercNews, SFChron)
- Senator Wiener Calls Out Offensive NIMBY Ad (SFExaminer)
- Old Predictions of Inequity in San Francisco (SFChron)
- Fence Around UN Plaza Fountain (SFWeekly)
- Vision for Greenway from Berkeley to Bay Bridge (Berkeleyside)
- Reactions to New Bike Lanes in San Jose (ABC7)
- S.F. Supes Want Windfall to go to Affordable Housing (SFChron)
- Another Hit-and-Run, San Jose (MercNews)
- Commentary: Build Housing Near Jobs (SFChron)
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