Today’s Headlines
- Expansion of Parking Permits Could Help Drivers Stuck Circling for Parking (SF Exam)
- Countering ENUF, Advocates Launch Petition in Support of SFMTA’s Parking Meter Plans
- Yesterday’s Cable Car Bell-Ringing Competition a “Humdinger” (SFGate)
- More on the Embarcadero Trial Bikeway During America’s Cup (SF Exam)
- Golden Gate Transit Might Ban Political and Religious Ads to Skirt Controversy (SF Exam)
- Clipper Cards Now Work on Oakland and Alameda Ferries (Mercury)
- Woman Killed by Driver While Crossing El Camino Real in Sunnyvale (Mercury)
- SFMTA Removes Mini Gardens Hung On Parking Meters on Clement Street (Richmond SF)
- SFBC Profile: Michael Helquist, “A Neighborhood Leader for a Safer Masonic Avenue”
- The Bicycling Anti-Harassment Ordinance Movement Is Spreading (Press Democrat)
- Lady Gaga Was Born to Ride a Bicycle (in Copenhagen) (Cycelicious)
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Gloria when running for re-election in 2024, "Even in a difficult budget year we still put good money towards our Vision Zero plans.” Gloria's 2026 budget: Elimination of funding for the multi-modal team at SDDOT.
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