Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
8:26 AM PDT on July 5, 2012
- Muni Used Other Ways to Fudge On-Time Performance Reports, Records Show (Bay Citizen)
- With Caltrain Electrification Funds Pledged, CAHSR More Likely to Move Forward (Mercury News)
- Number of Disabled Parking Placards Doubles in SF, Misuse Common (SFGate)
- Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Bicyclist in Oakland (CBS 5)
- 8X, 91 Owl Buses Rerouted Around Central Subway Construction (Central Subway)
- SF Weekly: Muni Repairs Infamous “Glad Bag Bus“
- Muni’s New Cringe-Worthy Video Explains All-Door Boarding (City Insider, Muni Diaries)
- MTC Avoids Lawsuit Over SF Headquarters Purchase (CoCo Times)
- Manslaughter Trial Begins for Driver Who Killed Ped While Wearing Cast Last September (SF Examiner)
- Rohnert Park Driver Charged With Felonies in Hit-Run Cyclist Fatality (Press Democrat)
- Press Democrat Investigates Why So Many Drivers Hit-and-Run
- SF Public Press: Access to Transit Protected Homes from Foreclosure Crisis, Study Shows
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