Today’s Headlines
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9:42 AM PDT on April 20, 2012
- U.S. House Bill Could Kill Federal Central Subway Grant (SF Examiner)
- KRON 4‘s People Behaving Badly: Drivers Confused About Floating Parking at JFK Bikeway
- Driver Turns Over His SUV at Mission and 22nd Streets (Mission Local)
- Get Ready for Bike to Work Day on May 10 (SFGate)
- SUV in Fatal Concord Crash Linked to Earlier Drug and Weapons Citation (Mercury News)
- Woman Arrested for Biting Woman in Bayview Parking Spot Brawl (SFGate)
- SFPD Mission Station Uses Website to Post Recovered Stolen Bikes, Outreach Info (CBS 5)
- SFPD Targets Castro/Market, 16th/Mission Intersections for Enforcement (CBS 5)
- MTC Considers 55 MPH Speed Limit on Highways to Cut Emissions (SF Examiner)
- SMART Plans Station at Sonoma County Airport (Press Democrat)
- High School Student Laments Harassment as a Bicycle Rider (CoCo Times)
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