Headlines, November 27
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8:13 AM PST on November 27, 2024
- Millions Stored in Inactive Clipper Cards (SFChron)
- Will Trump Endanger BART Extension (EastBayTimes)
- Hurrah! Train Info Included in Thanksgiving Travel Story (SFChron)
- Oakland’s Financial Woes (SFStandard, Oaklandside)
- Bas Beats Bike-Mayor Bauters for Alameda County Supervisor (Oaklandside)
- Driver Hits Pedestrian in Richmond Crosswalk (SFGate)
- Driver Kills Pedestrian in Hayward, Leaves Scene, but Police Let Him Go (SFChron)
- Letters: Great Highway Park Supporters are Modern Imperialists? (SFStandard)
- Commentary: S.F.’s Car-Centric Planning is Why I’m Moving to Spain (SFGate)
- Commentary: More Bike Lanes, Less Private Car Storage at Public Expense with Great Highway Park (SFStandard)
- Commentary: Push for Greener Transportation in Marin (MarinIJ)
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