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By
Roger Rudick
8:11 AM PDT on August 24, 2020
- Muni Subway Returns (SFBay)
- HSR Heats Up in California (Forbes)
- Air Quality Improves But Still Bad (SFChron)
- Rain Falls, but Not Enough to Suppress Fires (SFGate)
- Speed Cameras Could be Key to Vision Zero (SFExaminer)
- Urban Future is Carless (Route50)
- Affordable Housing Fees Kept Intact (SFExaminer)
- Hayes Valley Loses Three More Businesses (Hoodline)
- Latest Safe Sleeping Site to Open in Mission (SFExaminer)
- Two Panhandle Street Trees Collapse (Hoodline)
- Berkeley Joins Protests to Save Postal Service (Berkeleyside)
- Photos of the Financial District (Wolf)
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