Today’s Headlines
- Driver Kills Man at Mission and Excelsior Streets (SF Examiner)
- Driver Backs Into Man in Chinatown, Causing Life-Threatening Injuries (BCN via Appeal)
- Palo Alto Police Cracking Down on Drivers and Peds at Schools After Death of 6-Year-Old (CBS 5)
- Muni’s Metro East Maintenance Yard Not Operating at Full Capacity (SF Examiner)
- SFBG: Bevan Dufty’s Mayoral Campaign Ad Is a “Love Poem to Muni”
- SFMTA Unveils Five of 11 Planned On-Street Carshare Pilot Parking Spots (CBS 5, SFGate)
- Park to Re-open Today at Former Freeway Ramp Site Near Embarcadero (SFGate, BCN via Appeal)
- Grad Student Demonstrates Against Sit/Lie Law With Park(ing) Day-Style Bed (SFBG)
- Santa Rosa City Council to Consider Bike Parking and Shower Requirements (Press Democrat)
- Transportation a Key Issue in Tiburon School District Board Race (Marin IJ)
- Gov. Brown Signs “Buy-America” Bill for Transit Vehicles (CoCo Times)
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