Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
7:00 AM PDT on June 18, 2021
- Geary 38 Faster Where Transit Lanes Added (MassTransit)
- Ferry Service Resumes to Giants Games (RichmondStandard)
- VTA’s Challenges to Restart Service (MercNews)
- Alternatives to Uber/Lyft Price Hikes (MarketWatch)
- India Basin Park Breaks Ground (SFChron)
- Can Foster City Fight Sea Level Rise? (SFChron)
- Oakland Museum Campus Renovation (Hoodline)
- The Crews that Clean Up Oakland (SFGate)
- What Happened to San Jose’s Chinatowns? (KQED)
- Will Carbon Labels Help the Planet? (WashPost)
- How Egregious a Deadly Driver Has to be to Get Charged (SFGate)
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