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Today’s Headlines

SFMTA Considers Extending Parking Meter Hours, Raising Muni Fares (SF Examiner, SFGate) Man Killed in Gilroy Car Crash Is South Bay’s Sixth Road Death in Five Days (Mercury News) Pedestrian Hit in Novato Is Second in 12 Hours (Marin IJ) Two Adults, Two Young Children Hurt in Hayward Car Crash (CoCo Times) Two Drivers Injured … Continued
  • SFMTA Considers Extending Parking Meter Hours, Raising Muni Fares (SF Examiner, SFGate)
  • Man Killed in Gilroy Car Crash Is South Bay’s Sixth Road Death in Five Days (Mercury News)
  • Pedestrian Hit in Novato Is Second in 12 Hours (Marin IJ)
  • Two Adults, Two Young Children Hurt in Hayward Car Crash (CoCo Times)
  • Two Drivers Injured in Corte Madera Car Crash (Marin IJ)
  • More on Wednesday’s DUI Crash on Sloat Boulevard (BCN via SF Appeal)
  • Planning Commission Approves SFMOMA Expansion (Bay Citizen)
  • Judge: CAHSRA Must Ax Peninsula Route For Now (Mercury News)
  • CA Supreme Court Case Could Eliminate Redevelopment Agencies (BCN via SF AppealKQED)
  • Cyclist Fashion, Way Beyond Spandex (Bay Citizen)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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