Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
7:58 AM PDT on September 27, 2021
- Review of High Speed Rail Budget Impasse (SFChron)
- San Jose Gets $20 Million to Improve Transit, Emergency Services (SVBizTimes)
- Mapping Downtown S.F.’s Bike Paths (SFChron)
- No Charges Filed Against Driver who Killed Greg Knapp (SFGate)
- Majority Support ‘Slow Streets’ (KRON4)
- New Housing Coming to Mid-Market (SFChron)
- More Problems with Tilting Tower (SFGate)
- More on Zoning Laws, Sinking Tower (BizTimes)
- YIMBY, SFMTA Allowing Charging Stations, Etc. (48Hills)
- San Francisco’s Tree Coverage (SFChron)
- Cable Car Gripman Takes Last Ride (SFChron)
- Folsom Street Fair Returns (SFChron)
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