Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:10 AM PDT on August 1, 2012
- Supes Postpone Decision on CPMC Projects Until November (SF Examiner, SFGate)
- North Beach Merchants Demand End to Central Subway Tunnel Construction (SF Weekly)
- Oakland Tribune Op-Ed: MTC was Right to Reject SF-Centric Free Muni for Youth Plan
- Muni Derailment at Church and Duboce Disrupts Service For Over an Hour (BCN via SF Appeal)
- Cyclist Injured in Crash Near Market and Battery Streets (BCN via SF Appeal)
- Campbell Cyclist Injured in Hit-and-Run Friday Declared Brain Dead (NBC)
- Family of Cyclist Sues City for September Oakland Hills Fatality (Oakland Tribune)
- Bay Citizen Wants to Know: Do You Feel Safe Walking on the Streets of SF?
- Rockridge BART Plaza Redesign Construction Underway (Oakland Tribune)
- Project to Move Traffic Through, But Not to, Downtown Hayward Taking Shape (Daily Review)
- Niles Canyon Road Widening “Won’t Calm Traffic,” Citizens Explain to Caltrans (The Argus)
- BART.org Explains How Bikes on Transit Works in NYC Ahead of Friday Rush Hour Access Pilot
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