Headlines, January 16
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8:31 AM PST on January 16, 2025
- BART Plans Weekend Work Between Walnut Creek and Concord (DanvilleSanRamon)
- More on Congestion Pricing (Forbes)
- Interview with S.F. District 3’s Danny Sauter (MissionLocal)
- Interview with S.F. District 9’s Jackie Fielder (MissionLocal)
- Who’s Running for Open Oakland City Council Seat (Oaklandside)
- Can’t Have Real Protected Bike Lanes, but EV Chargers? Sure (SFExaminer)
- S.F. Gets a Park Bench Donation (SFChron)
- Another Terrorist Uses a Car to Kill (SFChron)
- And Not-a-Terrorist Drives Wrong Way Down 101 (SFChron)
- Bay Area Office Prices Bottom Out (SFChron)
- Bad Economic Report for S.F. (SFChron)
- It was a LONG Time Ago That California Last Constructed a Train Alignment Between LA/SF (SFGate)
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