Headlines, May 7
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8:37 AM PDT on May 7, 2024
- More on Valencia Merchants Endorsing Curbside Protected Bike Lanes (SFChron, SFStandard)
- Coordinating Bike Lanes and Emergency Response (Berkeleyside)
- Renderings of Central Valley HSR Stations (RailwayAge)
- Study to Extend Regional Rail to Central Coast (SantaCruzSentinel)
- Fight Over Land Value for Future BART Station in San Jose (MercNews)
- Driver Kills Child in Cupertino (SFGate, SFChron)
- One Driver Kills Scooterist in Oakland, Another Driver Kills Self After Hitting a Tree (SFChron)
- Remote Work Driving Down Prices of Office Towers (SFChron)
- More on SFPD Maybe Doing their Jobs Again (SFBay)
- Candidates Talk Trash (MissionLocal)
- Commentary: Tech-City Utopian Vision Lacks Diversity (SFChron)
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