Headlines, July 24
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8:20 AM PDT on July 24, 2023
- More on SFMTA’s Experiment on Human Beings on Valencia (SFExaminer, ABC7)
- More on Honest Signs on Valencia’s Center Running, Unprotected Bike Lane (SFGate)
- Where San Francisco will Put Red-Light Cameras (SFStandard)
- Visit Caltrain’s New Electric Trains (SanJoseMercNews)
- Business Advocates Oppose Toll Hike, Try to Shift Burden to Poor Transit Riders (SFChron)
- Why Downtown Shouldn’t Define San Francisco (SFChron)
- Court Rules S.F. Can’t Tow Cars if Owners Don’t Pay Fines (SFChron)
- Staircase Came out of Nowhere, Didn’t Wear Reflective Clothing (SFChron)
- Movie Theater Came out of Nowhere, Didn’t Wear Reflective Clothing (Berkeleyside)
- Legislation Would Force Cops to State Why They Stop a Driver, Pedestrian (SFChron)
- The World’s Best Historic Trolley Routes (theTravel)
- Commentary: Lessons from Tokyo (SFChron)
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