Headlines, October 2
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8:35 AM PDT on October 2, 2024
- BART Adds Game Day Trains (SFGate)
- More on Return of L Taraval (SFStandard)
- Free Transit Fares on ‘Clean Air Day’ (RichmondConfidential)
- SMART Tax Revenue Options (MarinIJ)
- Car Brains Rant About Great Highway Park (SFStandard)
- More on Giant Chicken that Came out of Nowhere (ABC7)
- More on SFMTA Banning RVs from Public Streets (SFExaminer, KQED, SFChron)
- SFPD Denies Claim in Violent ‘Jaywalking’ Stop (MissionLocal)
- Cruise Fined for Not Fully Reporting About Running Over and Dragging Pedestrian (SFChron)
- S.F. Blocks that Disappeared (SFGate)
- Music of the Mission (SFGate, SFStandard)
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