Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
7:25 AM PDT on June 25, 2021
- Transit, Roads and the Infrastructure Bill (NPR)
- BART to Install WiFi (CalNewsTimes)
- Preliminary Designs for Harvey Milk Plaza Redo (Hoodline)
- Telegraph Avenue Post Pandemic (Berkeleyside)
- Irresponsible Drivers and Parklets Don’t Mix (SFExaminer)
- Family of Hit-and-Run Victims to Sue City (SFChron)
- Oakland Cuts Police Funds to Pay for Social Services (SFChron)
- Where Candidates Stand on A’s Ballpark (SFChron)
- The Bay Area is Getting Hotter–and AC Becoming Standard (SFChron)
- Racial Segregation Increasing in Bay Area, U.S. (SFGate)
- Housing with Docks in Backyards (SFChron)
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