Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
8:47 AM PDT on April 30, 2020
- Adapting Transit to a Pandemic (SFGate)
- Pandemic and Rethinking Commuting (PaloAltoOnline)
- More on Supes and Muni Fare Hike (SFGate)
- BART Battery, Over Social Distancing? (SFChron, EastBayTimes)
- Newsom to Close All State Parks and Beaches (SFChron)
- Supes Consider Sanctioned Encampments in Parks, Parking Lots (SFChron, SFWeekly)
- Extended Shelter in Place has Fewer Restrictions (SFExaminer, SFWeekly, EastBayTimes)
- Bay Area Compliance with Shelter Orders (KQED)
- CHP Cracks Down on ‘Outrageous Speeding’ (MercNews)
- Unsung Essential Workers: Garbage Collectors (Hoodline)
- History, Racism and Oakland’s Housing (Curbed)
- Commentary: Love the Park You’re Near (SFExaminer)
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