Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
By
Robert Prinz
9:15 AM PDT on August 16, 2012
- Rampant Sidewalk Parking Goes Unenforced in Bayview (SFGate)
- Man Critically Injured by Hit-and-Run Driver at Market and Sanchez (SF Weekly, SF Examiner)
- Muni Keeping Controversial Bus Ads, Donating Proceeds to Human Rights Group (CBS 5, KQED)
- SFMTA, Supe Mar to Host Public Meeting on New 5-Fulton Limited Line (Richmond Blog)
- Driver Hit Motorcyclist at North Beach Central Subway Construction Site Tuesday (BCN via Appeal)
- Senate Panel Calls for External Bay Bridge Safety Review (SF Examiner, CoCo Times)
- SFGate Digs Up Photos of Nixon on BART in 1972
- Fremont Pedestrian Seriously Injured by Driver in Crosswalk (The Argus)
- BART Vendor Accused of Manipulating Stimulus Job Creation Data (Bay Citizen)
- The Spokesman Offers Tips for Bringing Your Bike on BART
- San Jose Leaders Highlight Campaign Against Texting and Driving (Mercury News)
- CHP Wants Public to Report Out-Of-State Car Registration Cheats (CBS 5)
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