Headlines, July 24
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8:32 AM PDT on July 24, 2024
- San Francisco Drivers Still Harping Over Slow Streets (ABC7)
- Bay Area Transit Briefs (MassTransit)
- Update on BART’s ‘Fleet of the Future’ (Hoodline)
- Messed up Sidewalks Costing S.F. Millions (SFStandard)
- Changes to Castro’s Jane Warner Plaza (BayAreaReporter)
- Startup City Delayed (SFStandard)
- Why is “Affordable” Housing Project Costing $1 Million Per Unit? (SFChron)
- Berkeley Considers Taller, Denser Zoning (Berkeleyside)
- Waymo Sues Person for Slashing Tires (SFStandard)
- Making Fun of Tesla’s Cyber Truck (SFGate)
- Letters: Drivers Can’t Survive Without Great Highway (SFChron)
- Commentary: Give Fair Housing a Chance (Berkeleyside)
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