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Today’s Headlines

400 Cited, 9 Arrested in “Operation Safe Muni” Sting Yesterday (CBS5, SF Examiner, Mission L@cal) Morgan Hill Man Dies from Injuries Weeks After Driver Strikes Him in Crosswalk (Merc) Campbell Residents Push City to Improve Intersection Where Driver Struck Boy and Grandfather (Merc) Copenhagenize Spots “Coolest Bike Parking in San Francisco” CAHSR Authority Hires “Context … Continued
  • 400 Cited, 9 Arrested in “Operation Safe Muni” Sting Yesterday (CBS5, SF Examiner, Mission L@cal)
  • Morgan Hill Man Dies from Injuries Weeks After Driver Strikes Him in Crosswalk (Merc)
  • Campbell Residents Push City to Improve Intersection Where Driver Struck Boy and Grandfather (Merc)
  • Copenhagenize Spots “Coolest Bike Parking in San Francisco”
  • CAHSR Authority Hires “Context Sensitive Solutions” Expert to Speak to Peninsula Cities (SF Examiner)
  • Beyond Chron Guest Editorialist Poses Three Questions for Central Subway
  • Environmentalists, Developer Battle Over Redwood City Development Along Bay (KGO)
  • Group Seeks to Bring Ciclovia to Los Angeles (LA Times)
  • Vancouverites — Even Drivers — Want to Keep a Lane for Bikes on Burrard Bridge (Sun via Planetizen)
  • London’s Mayor Boris Rides to the Rescue on His Trusty Bicycle (Guardian)

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Michael Rhodes is a former reporter for Streetsblog San Francisco. He lives in the Mission Dolores neighborhood and is a graduate of UC Berkeley's Department of City and Regional Planning.

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