Headlines, July 28
- Marin Transit Projects Get Some $$ (MarinIJ)
- Trump Claws Back Funds for San Rafael Bike Path (MarinIJ)
- More on Lakeshore Bike Lane Groundbreaking (Oaklandside)
- More on Transit Funding Measure (PleasantonWeekly)
- More Traffic Data from Great Highway Closure (SFChron, SFExaminer, CBSLocal)
- More on Guerrilla Safety Measures (Oaklandside)
- Developer Still Trying to Build Housing at 16th and Mission (SFChron)
- San Francisco’s Car vs. People Struggle (SFStandard)
- San Francisco’s Widest Sidewalk (SFChron)
- Vanderbilt University in Downtown S.F.? (SFChron)
- Street Safety and Emergency Evacuations (EastBayTimes)
- Analysis of Engardio Recall (MissionLocal)
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