Today’s Headlines
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9:40 AM PST on November 23, 2021
- Police Nationwide Target Hispanic Drivers for Traffic Stops, Cover It Up by Listing Them as “White” (ProPublica)
- Tracking the Status of Bay Area’s Biggest Transportation Projects (Chronicle)
- DOT Cheat Sheet Breaks Down Infra. Bill Benefits by State (Mass Transit)
- Berkeley Landmarked a Gas Station. It Will Be Replaced by Housing Anyway (Berkeleyside)
- California’s Tool to Identify Its Most Vulnerable Communities Misses Some in SF (SF Chronicle)
- State Pushes for Explanation from SF on Rejection of Housing Developments (SF Chronicle)
- In Redistricting Process, the Stakes are High (Capitol Weekly)
- US to Release 50 Million Barrels of Oil (Chronicle)
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