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Today’s Headlines

Muni, BART Must Install Cameras to Police Cellphone Ban for Operators (BCN, Examiner, City Insider) Muni and Poor Streets Among Complaints in New San Francisco Survey (SF Examiner) Occupy SF Protesters Unlikely to Find a Place for Public Encampment (SF Examiner) Bevan Dufty Wants Life Coaches for Muni Drivers (City Insider) SF Redevelopment Agency Gets New … Continued
  • Muni, BART Must Install Cameras to Police Cellphone Ban for Operators (BCN, ExaminerCity Insider)
  • Muni and Poor Streets Among Complaints in New San Francisco Survey (SF Examiner)
  • Occupy SF Protesters Unlikely to Find a Place for Public Encampment (SF Examiner)
  • Bevan Dufty Wants Life Coaches for Muni Drivers (City Insider)
  • SF Redevelopment Agency Gets New Interim Executive Director (BCN via Appeal)
  • More on Gov. Brown’s Ban of 3-Foot Passing Law (Union-TribuneBicycle Retailer)
  • Gov. Signs Bill Easing Unlicensed Driving Penalties to Protect Illegal Immigrants (SFGate, LAT)
  • Gov. Vetoes Bill Aimed at Protecting Drivers From Red-Light Camera Errors (Mercury News)
  • Disputed Bike Lane Project in Sonoma Set to Begin (Press Democrat)
  • Santa Rosa Officer Hits Skateboarding 6-Year-Old With Cruiser (Press Democrat)
  • Albany Driver Arrested for DUI, Crashing Into Hydrant (CBS 5)
  • Orinda Residents Oppose State-Mandated Speed Limit Increase (CoCo Times)
  • “Creating a Neighborhood” at Pleasant Hill-CoCo Centre BART Transit Village (CoCo Times)
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