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Take a look at the links below for more on what's been going on in San Francisco on Wednesday.

Transportation officials are talking about eliminiating toll takers and going to all-electronic tolling. (ABC7)

Plans to raze Lucky 13 bar have been submitted to San Francisco's Planning Department. (SocketSite)

Just how prepared is San Francisco for a major earthquake? (Huffington Post)

A grandmother living in a rent-controlled apartment has been accused by her new landlord of buying drugs for neighbors. (CBS5)

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