Today’s Headlines
- Shuttle Bus Driver Injures 10-Year-Old Girl at Market and Battery (BCN via SF Appeal)
- Woman Injured By Car Driver at California and Drumm (BCN via SF Appeal)
- More on MTC Vote Denying Funding for Free Muni For Low-Income Youth (SF Examiner, SFGate)
- Ferry Building Owners Sue 8 Washington: Not Enough Parking During Construction (SF Examiner)
- SFMTA May Expand Parking Ticket Camera Program to Street Sweepers (SF Examiner)
- Antonio Villaraigosa Sits Down With Streetsblog LA to Discuss His City’s Evolving Transpo System
- Excavation Underway at Transbay Transit Center (ABC 7)
- BART Adds Mission Stop to Proposed SF-East Bay Late Night Bus Program (Mission Local)
- BART Blames Broken Mission St. Escalator on Faulty Weight Sensor (Mission Local)
- …While It Has Messier Escalator Issues to Deal With at Other Stations (SFGate)
- SUV Driver Hits Cable Car at Union Square, Crew Members Injured (ABC 7, CBS 5)
- El Camino Real BRT Plan Scaled Back After City Opposition (Cyclelicious)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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