Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
8:09 AM PDT on July 29, 2021
- Can Americans Learn to Love Transit? (Governing)
- S.F. Best City to go Carless? (NYTimes)
- Mayor Breed Makes Parklets Permanent (SFChron)
- Family of Pedestrian Killed by Driver Files Suit (EastBayTimes)
- Traffic Calming Approved for Antioch Streets (EastBayTimes)
- S.F. Cracking Down on Illegal Dumping (SFExaminer)
- Facebook Joins Google, Requiring Vaccinations (SFChron)
- BLM Mural Vandalized in Santa Cruz (SFGate)
- New Mixed Use Coming to Berkeley (SFChron)
- Taking Amtrak to Tahoe (SFGate)
- Marvel Muni Crash (SFGate)
- Letters: Adopt European Style Crosswalks (EastBayTimes)
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