Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:33 AM PDT on July 17, 2012
- SFMTA to Install SFPark Meters Around AT&T Park With Evening and Sunday Enforcement (SFGate)
- Haight Street Merchants Say Sit-Lie Law Changed Nothing (SF Public Press)
- 8 Washington Opponents Collecting Signatures for Ballot Referendum (SF Examiner)
- Supes Hold Hearing on Traffic Impacts of CMPC Projects (SF Examiner)
- Some SF Cab Drivers are Telling Passengers They Can’t Pay With Card (SFGate)
- Historic Preservation Commission Hearing to Consider Parking Issues at 706 Mission (Curbed SF)
- Defendant Who Intentionally Ran Over Man on Geary Says “He Hit Me First” (Richmond District)
- Napa Bicyclist Seriously Injured in Collision With Car Driver (Press Democrat)
- More About Neuroscientist Shlomo Bentin, Killed in Berkeley Bike Crash (Berkeleyside)
- Marin Transit Releases Draft Recommendations for Tiburon Service Improvements (Greater Marin)
- Golden Gate Transit Officials Debate Contracting Out Local Service (MarinIJ)
- New Buffered Bike Lanes Striped in Downtown San Jose (Cyclelicious)
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