Today’s Headlines
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9:32 AM PDT on June 17, 2022
- Breed on Affordable Housing, “The Future of Our City Is At Stake” (Examiner)
- Scofflaw Drivers Owe Bay Area Toll Agencies Almost $200 Million (Gate)
- Drivers Would Not Have Saved $2400 if the Gas Tax Had Been Suspended (Sacramento Bee)
- Bicyclist Killed in Downtown Oakland Hit and Run (EBT)
- Oakland’s Race for Mayor Getting More and More Crowded (Chronicle)
- Fire Risk Spreads Across Bay Area (EBT)
- CA Asks Feds for Money for High-Speed Rail (Sacramento Bee)
- Bay Area Will Host Part of 2026 Wold Cup (Chronicle)
- If Biden Admin Did Push EV’s on Cyclists and Pedestrians, Would Anyone Bat an Eye? (The Onion)
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