Headlines, April 21
- Plan to Improve Muni Service on California Street (SFExaminer)
- Reducing Vandalism on Transit with Fare Gates (Atlantic)
- BART Fixing Lights in Transbay Tube (SFChron)
- More on 19th Avenue Repaving (GGXpress)
- Can You Tell E-Bikes and E-Motos Apart? (SFChron)
- Oakland Paying Out to Cyclists Seriously Injured by Potholes (Oaklandside)
- Oakland Failing to Deter Sideshows (Oaklandside)
- Man Killed by Driver in Oakland Identified (SFChron, EastBayTimes)
- Sign S.F.’s Office Market isn’t Recovered (SFChron)
- Will They Ever Finish a Building on Mission? (MissionLocal)
- Letters: Someone Has to Point out that Housing People is More Important than Car Storage? (SFChron)
- Commentary: The ‘Yes in My Backyard’ Mindset (SFExaminer)
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