Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:54 AM PDT on March 15, 2012
- HSR Panel Pledges Caltrain Upgrades Ahead of April Business Plan Update (SFGate,Almanac)
- Fresno Supervisors May Pull Their Support From HSR (Fresno Bee)
- SF Public Press Provides Video of Last Night’s SFMTA Town Hall Budget Meeting
- Pastor: Charging For Parking on Sundays “Suggests People of Faith Are Not Welcome” (SF Examiner)
- Mayor Updates Supes on Redevelopment Restructuring, Alemany Street Greening (Curbed SF)
- Community Stakeholders Come Together For Dolores Park Overhaul (SFGate)
- New Part-Time Muni Drivers Won’t Reduce Overtime Until Next Year (Bay Citizen)
- Heliodoro Torres Flores, 40, of South SF Taken Off Life Support After Being Hit By Driver (Mercury News)
- SF Moped Share Would Require Smartphones On Dash, “More Dangerous Than Cars” (SF Examiner)
- BART to Hold Public Workshops on Proposed Fare Increases (CoCo Times)
- Menlo Park Considers Automated Parking Garages (The Almanac)
- Oakland Woman Critically Injured by Bus Driver (Oakland Tribune)
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