Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:23 AM PDT on September 18, 2012
- Accounts of Civic Center BART Fire Differ From Riders, Police (SFGate, SF Exam)
- Supes Committee Approves Parking Restrictions for RVs on Great Highway (Ocean Beach, SF Exam)
- SFBC Announces Endorsements in Supervisor Races
- Tree-Cutting Crew Makes Unsafe Closure of Panhandle Path (SFBC)
- GG Transit Agrees to Cut Jobs, Bus Service in Deal With Marin Transit (MarinIJ)
- Former SFMTA Chief Nat Ford a Finalist to Head Jacksonville, FL Transit Authority (Jacksonville.com)
- Bay Bridge Light Sculpture Installation Approved (SFGate)
- What Happens to Hit-and-Run Victims? Legal Examiner Follows Up With Bicyclist Hit on Masonic
- Surveillance Video of August Crash on Market Shows Muni Trolley Slamming Into Car (KTVU)
- Mountain View Pedestrian Killed by Motorist in Unmarked Crosswalk (Merc, KTVU)
- MarinIJ Op-Ed: Marin Development Should Preserve Town Centers and Car-Lite Communities
- LA Ped/Bike Conference Highlights Women Leaders in the Bike Movement(EBBC)
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