Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
8:14 AM PDT on November 4, 2022
- Effects of Van Ness BRT (SFChron)
- VTA Admits Huge Cost Overruns Coming for Stupidly Deep BART Extension (MercNews)
- More on Bay Pass (Patch)
- Is Muni Housing Plan ‘Ugly?’ (SFStandard)
- DA Charges Intoxicated Driver for Killing Woman in Sunset (SFStandard)
- Motorist Kills Man in San Rafael (MarinIJ)
- The Chron’s Housing Endorsements (SFChron)
- Public School in Mission Breaks Ground (SFExaminer)
- Layoffs at Lyft (SFGate)
- No Gondola For Alameda Estuary, but Tahoe’s Getting One (SFGate)
- Letters: Induced Demand is Real and Documented (SFChron)
- Commentary: VOTE for a Safer, Sustainable Future for San Francisco (SFChron)
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