Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
8:19 AM PDT on September 30, 2021
- Costly Cable Cars (SFExaminer)
- America’s Transit Future (MarketWatch)
- Who Will Replace David Chiu? (SFChron, HereSay)
- Bike Lane in San Mateo Requires Free Car Storage Loss (DailyJournal)
- Ride-Hailing’s Environmental Cost (Bloomberg)
- Pollution Monitoring in the Bayview (48Hills)
- Conflict Over Tenderloin Church Housing Proposal (SFChron)
- The Other Little Italy (SFGate)
- How ‘Red’ California Has Higher COVID Rate (SFChron)
- Santa Cruz First County to Drop Mask Mandate (SFGate)
- Letter: Comment on Harvey Milk Plaza Designs (BayAreaReporter)
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