Headlines, September 7
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8:26 AM PDT on September 7, 2023
- Did New IKEA Impact BART Ridership? (SFChron)
- UN Plaza Park Breaks Ground (SFChron)
- Can an Architectural Center Revive FiDi? (SFChron)
- Does AI Offer Hope for S.F. Downtown? (SFStandard, SFExaminer)
- Vigil for Little Girl Killed by Driver at Lake Merritt (KTVU)
- Waymo Says its Cars are Safer than Human Drivers (NBCBayArea)
- El Cerrito Gets Grants for TOD/Affordable Housing (EastBayTimes)
- E-Bikes Now Allowed on Many East Bay Park Trails (Berkeleyside)
- About Dragon Mountain Park (SFGate)
- San Jose’s Failed Housing Plan (SJSpotlight)
- Commentary: Will New Fare Gates Save BART? (SFChron)
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