Headlines, October 20
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8:45 AM PDT on October 20, 2023
- What You Pay for Supervisors’ Parking Spaces (SFStandard)
- Page Street’s New Parklett (SFExaminer)
- Money for Second Petaluma SMART Station (MarinIJ)
- Land Purchase in San Jose for High-Speed Rail (RealDeal)
- More on How APEC Will Impact Streets (ABC7)
- S.F. Cleans Streets for Events, not for its Residents (SFStandard)
- CEOs Launch Ad Campaign to Restore S.F.’s Reputation (Bloomberg)
- What the Bay Area can Learn from Seattle (SFChron)
- More on AV Crashes (IOTWorld)
- Another Caltrans ‘Safety’ Project that’s Really More Widening (CoastsideBuzz)
- Another Temperature Record Broken (SFChron)
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