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San Mateo Weighs Street Food Vendor Crackdown Amid Complaints

San Mateo officials debate stricter food vendor enforcement as residents complain about smoke, trash and blocked sidewalks near the MLK Center.

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San Mateo Weighs Street Food Vendor Crackdown Amid Complaints

San Mateo officials debate stricter food vendor enforcement as residents complain about smoke, trash and blocked sidewalks near the MLK Center.

2 hours ago·San Francisco, United States

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