Today’s Headlines
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8:49 AM PDT on April 13, 2021
- Will 2021 be the year California moves ahead on transportation? (Willits News)
- Bill to ban fracking bill headed to its first hearing (KQED)
- CA high-speed rail program hopeful over Biden infrastructure plan (Capitol Weekly)
- Chaotic Berkeley intersection to get a double roundabout (Berkeleyside)
- BART makes plans to resume night service, add more trains (Local News)
- Bay Area traffic is back in full force (SF Chronicle)
- Salesforce keeps remote-work option, but will reopen its San Francisco offices soon (Mercury News)
- Watsonville disappointed by region’s rejection of passenger rail plan (Good Times)
- “Good design” has been ruining cities (Slate)
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