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Today’s Headlines

Bail Set at $5 Million for Muni Stabbing Suspect (SFGate, KGO, SF Appeal) Muni Drivers’ Union Head Rips Upcoming Service Changes (The Snitch) A Last Look at the 26-Valencia (Mission Loc@l) Increased Muni Operator Absenteeism Eating up Scarce Funds (SF Examiner) Three Children Injured by out-of-Control Driver in Daly City (KGO) BIKE NOPA Has Pictures … Continued
  • Bail Set at $5 Million for Muni Stabbing Suspect (SFGate, KGO, SF Appeal)
  • Muni Drivers’ Union Head Rips Upcoming Service Changes (The Snitch)
  • A Last Look at the 26-Valencia (Mission Loc@l)
  • Increased Muni Operator Absenteeism Eating up Scarce Funds (SF Examiner)
  • Three Children Injured by out-of-Control Driver in Daly City (KGO)
  • BIKE NOPA Has Pictures of First City-Installed Bike Racks in Three Years
  • More on the City’s Newest Bike Lanes (KCBS)
  • Clear Channel Backs out of Bike-Sharing Program; Mayor Furious (City Insider)
  • Private Parking Company Owes the MTA $146,000, Audit Finds (City Insider)
  • Major Mid-Market Development Hinges on Underground Parking, Say Retailers and Investors (SFGate)
  • CAHSRA Board Votes to Reexamine Portion of Pacheco Pass Routing (Merc)

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