Today’s Headlines
Driver Hits Man in Crosswalk at Divisadero and Fell (BCN via SF Examiner, CBS 5) MTC: Bay Area Transit Agencies Could Save $235 Million a Year (Coco Times) Santa Rosa Police Place Blame Collisions on Drunk Pedestrians (Press Democrat) Driver Seriously Injures Pedestrian in Brentwood (Coco Times) BART to Vote Today on Policy for Shutting … Continued
9:52 AM PDT on October 27, 2011
- Driver Hits Man in Crosswalk at Divisadero and Fell (BCN via SF Examiner, CBS 5)
- MTC: Bay Area Transit Agencies Could Save $235 Million a Year (Coco Times)
- Santa Rosa Police Place Blame Collisions on Drunk Pedestrians (Press Democrat)
- Driver Seriously Injures Pedestrian in Brentwood (Coco Times)
- BART to Vote Today on Policy for Shutting Down Cell Service (SF Examiner)
- Disabled BART Train Caused Big Delays From SF to East Bay Yesterday (CBS 5, SF Examiner)
- Major BART Delays This Morning Unrelated to Earthquake (BCN via SF Examiner)
- Mayoral Candidate Jeff Adachi: SF Should Stop Siphoning Funds From Muni (SF Public Press)
- Mayoral Candidate Phil Ting and “Reset SF” to Pilot L-Taraval Express Bus (Reset SF)
- Study Questions Outsourcing Red-Light Traffic Camera Systems (Coco Times)
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