Headlines, August 13
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8:37 AM PDT on August 13, 2025
- Restoring Some Muni Rush Hour Service (VoiceofSF)
- Federal HSR Funds Moved to a Trust (CapRadio)
- Another Bill to Force Zoning Changes Near Transit (SFExaminer)
- Map of Housing Construction (SFChron)
- Chinatown Complete Streets Project (Oaklandside)
- The ‘Invisible’ Cyclists (Bloomberg)
- Now Sunset Dunes is Causing Drivers to Speed and Crash? (CBSLocal)
- Update on the Engardio Recall Campaign (SFExaminer)
- S.F. Has Higher ‘Return to Office’ Rate than LA (SFChron)
- Trump Wants to Quash Clean Energy (SFChron)
- Trucking Companies Sue to Pollute (SFChron)
- But Paint and Plastic Posts Will Keep Cyclists Safe from Drivers (SFGate, SFChron)
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