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Police Search For Suspect In Fruitvale Station BART StabbingElizabeth Cook reports on a stabbing that shut down the Fruitvale BART station Friday afternoon (3-22-2019)
Work To Widen 'Mathilda Monster' Begins Near 101/237 Interchange In SunnyvaleWork has officially begun to improve a notorious stretch of roadway dubbed the "Mathilda Monster" by commuters who get stuck in the swirling knot of cars near the intersection of state Highway 237 and U.S. 101. Devin Fehely reports. (3/22/19)
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Police Search For Suspect In Fruitvale Station BART StabbingElizabeth Cook reports on a stabbing that shut down the Fruitvale BART station Friday afternoon (3-22-2019)
Golden Gate Bridge Officials Set To Vote On Toll HikeThe Golden Gate Bridge district is expected to vote among several options to raise tolls over the next five years. Katie Nielsen reports. (3/22/19)
SF Fire Officials Confront Growing Number of Cliff Rescue CallsSan Francisco Fire Department officials are working to curb cliff rescues which have occasionally proven deadly. Joe Vazquez reports. (3-21-19)
