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  1. A new sales tax measure has been introduced to address budget deficits for public transit agencies in the Bay Area.
  2. The Connect Bay Area Act established a new funding source for public transit agencies in the Bay Area.

The Portal program, involving Caltrain and BART, is moving forward with state funding and planning to connect into the Transbay Transit Center, offering carbon reduction benefits.

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The Portal program, involving Caltrain and BART, is moving forward with state funding and planning to connect into the Transbay Transit Center, offering carbon reduction benefits.

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  1. Federal money is directed to San Francisco projects, supporting proposed rail and subway expansion.1 source
  2. Development applications are being submitted near the Caltrain rail line in Palo Alto.Sub-event
  3. Portal program details emerge regarding state funding and tunnel completion.1 source

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