Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
8:18 AM PDT on September 16, 2020
- Supes Want to Make it Harder for One Gadfly to Stop a Project (SFChron)
- Tenderloin ‘Slow Streets’ Inadequate (SFExaminer)
- Muni Controlled by Ancient Computers (SFChron)
- More on BART Grant (SFExaminer, SFBay)
- Award for Milpitas Transit Center (BizTimes)
- How Bad Did Bay Area Air Get? (SFChron)
- Number of Homes for Sale Ticks Up (Socketsite)
- Palo Alto Sued Over ‘Residents Only’ Park (Almanac)
- Official Warns of COVID Uptick as City Reopens (SFExaminer)
- Commentary: Reopen City Playgrounds (SFChron)
- Commentary: Keep Experienced AC Transit Leaders to Handle COVID (EastBayTimes)
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