Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
8:02 AM PST on January 27, 2023
- Damaged Track in Oakland Delays BART (SFChron, SFExaminer, SFStandard)
- BART Director Censured for Choice of Words (SFGate)
- BART Finances Remain in Jeopardy (CBSLocal)
- Where Will Regional Measure 3 Money Go? (MarinIJ)
- San Rafael Safety Project Nets Grant (MarinIJ)
- Sue to Force S.F. to Build Housing? (48Hills)
- Will S.F. Reach Housing Goals? (Axios)
- Berkeley Mayor’s Next Steps (DailyCalifornian)
- Cruise Passengers Fall Asleep, Causing Emergency Response (Wired)
- I Started a Bike Bus, You Can Too (Wired)
- Commentary: Oakland Police Dept. is Own Worst Enemy (SFChron)
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