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By
Roger Rudick
8:08 AM PDT on June 21, 2021
- Transit Agencies Try to Lure You Back (Wired)
- Cable Car Operators Ready to Ring and Roll (NBCBayArea)
- 11th-to-First Mission Bus Lanes Made Permanent (SFBay)
- American Cities to Explore Without a Car (TheManual)
- More Parklets ‘Come out of Nowhere’ (Hoodline)
- Islais Creek and Sea Level Rise (SFExaminer)
- More on Legislation to Eliminate Parking Mins (MercNews)
- Regs Say McMansions Okay, Fourplexes Not (SFChron)
- More Tiny Homes for Homeless in Oakland (SFChron)
- Downtown San Jose Poised for Big Change (MercNews)
- Bay Area Officials Honor Juneteenth History (SFGate)
- Letter: Hire Other Countries to Build HSR (SFChron)
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