Today’s Headlines
- Some Drivers Still Unaware Parking Meters Are Enforced on Labor Day (SFGate)
- Motorcyclist Dies in Solo Crash on Kezar Drive in Golden Gate Park (BCN via SF Examiner)
- Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition Introduces Bicyclist Anti-Harassment Ordinance (Press Democrat)
- Berkeley to Crack Down on Abuse of Disabled Parking Placards (CBS 5)
- North Berkeley Merchants Want Parklets (Berkeleyside)
- Parklet Proposed for Clement and 3rd Avenue in the Richmond (Richmond SF)
- Rampaging Santa Rosa Driver Charged for Chasing Bicyclist Onto Golf Course (CBS 5)
- Mercury News Reviews Google Maps’ Newest Transit Features
- KRON’s Stanley Roberts Catches More Drivers Behaving Badly on San Bruno Ave. in Portola District
- SFPD Checkpoint Near Candlestick Park Nabs DUIs, Drivers Without Licenses (BCN via Appeal)
- Rideshare Services Draw the Ire of Cab Companies (Bay Citizen)
- $3 Fee for New Clipper Cards Goes Into Effect (Mission Local)
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