Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
7:36 AM PDT on April 20, 2021
- BART Could Put Fare Hikes on Hold (EastBayTimes)
- SFMTA Loses Public Trust (SFExaminer)
- Say ‘Thank You’ to Your Muni Operator (SFExaminer)
- Who Rides Bikeshare in San Francisco? (SFWeekly)
- HOV Lanes, Temp Transit Lane, Under Consideration in S.F. (SFChron)
- Californians Want to Keep Working from Home (SFChron, MarinIJ)
- Are Oakland’s ‘Flex Streets’ Here to Stay? (Berkeleyside)
- Shotwell in Route to be Permanent ‘Slow Street’ (MissionLocal)
- Park Street Neighbors Want Alameda to Remove Parklet (SFGate)
- Supes to Vote on ‘Safe Sleeping Sites’ (SFExaminer)
- Bay Area Residents Still Cautious About Getting Out (SFChron)
- Muni in Marvel Film (SFGate)
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