Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:21 AM PDT on April 3, 2012
- Merchants, Residents Split on Sunday Metering (SF Examiner)
- History of Parking Meter Shows That Controversy is Nothing New (Atlantic Cities)
- SFMTA Board to Consider Publicly Releasing Muni Performance Data (SF Examiner)
- BeyondChron and SFBG Guest Columns Argue for Free Muni for Youth Ahead of SFMTA Vote
- New CAHSR Plan Cuts Costs, but Funding Questions Remain (SF Gate, KTVU, SF Examiner)
- Sunnyvale Hit-and-Run Victim Succumbs to Injuries (Mercury News), Driver Turns Himself In (CBS 5)
- Man Killed by Amtrak Train in East Bay (CBS 5)
- San Jose Teen on Trial for Using Car as Weapon (Mercury News)
- What Would You Ask a Muni Driver? (Muni Diaries)
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