Today’s Headlines
- Muni Slipping on On-Time Performance, Gaps and Bunching (SF Exam)
- BART Spends $10.8M “Surplus” on Night Bus Service, Worker’s Comp, and More (SFGate,SF Exam)
- BART Looks to Balance Increasing Ridership With Bike Access (SPUR)
- As Car-Share Booms, Prospective Company Asks SFMTA to Change Parking Policies (SFGate)
- SFPD Car in the Market Street Bike Lane Seen With Apparent False Ticket (Uptown Almanac)
- Fremont Man’s House Crashed Into for the Eighth Time (KTVU)
- More Info On Muni’s New Hybrid Buses (Including Renderings) (Public Press)
- Pro-Parking Meter Petition Gets a Spot on SFGate’s City Insider
- KRON‘s Stanley Roberts Catches More Drivers Behaving Badly on Lakeshore Ave. in Oakland
- SFPD Still Seeking Hit-and-Run Driver Who Intentionally Ran Over Man in Bayview (ABC)
- Repairmen Accused of Stealing $40,000 from CaltrainTicket Machines (CBS)
- Two-Car Rollover Crash Blocks L-Taraval in Outer Sunset (Ocean Beach)
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