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By
Roger Rudick
7:30 AM PDT on April 8, 2022
- Plans for BART Station Housing Move Forward (SFChron, Berkeleyside)
- Amtrak Regional Rail Operator Joins Union Pacific, Sues to Stop Howard Terminal Ballpark Plan (MercNews, Hoodline)
- 20 MPH Signs Go Up on Ocean Ave (InglesideLight, SFBay)
- Driver Kills Two in San Jose (SFChron, EastBayTimes)
- Will State Accept S.F.’s Big Housing Plan? (SFChron)
- Housing Policy Behind Redistricting (SFChron)
- News Anchor Facing DUI Charges for Oakland Wreck (SFChron, EastBayTimes)
- Uber for Plane and Train Tickets too? (PortugalNews)
- War in Ukraine Scrambling Climate Change Fight (CNN)
- Commentary: Fossil Fuels are Killing Us (MarinIJ)
- Commentary: How to Stop Global Warming (DailyJournal)
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