Headlines, October 24
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7:40 AM PDT on October 24, 2023
- Main Street Ferry Terminal Closes (KTVU)
- Bummer Market Street Construction Continues (SFGate)
- More Progress on No Turn on Red (SFExaminer)
- Roundabout for Dicey Marin Intersection? (MarinIJ)
- Billion Dollar Bet on Downtown S.F. (SFStandard)
- S.F. Targets Homeless, Vendors in APEC Crackdown (Bloomberg)
- Has Housing Construction Brought Berkeley Rents Down? (Berkeleyside)
- Using AI to Fix Potholes (SFChron)
- Golden Gate Park Ferris Wheel to Move (SFChron, SFStandard)
- Golden Gate Park’s Breast Cancer Memorial (SFGate)
- Commentary: How New Housing Bills Will Impact California (SFChron)
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