Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:20 AM PDT on October 10, 2012
- SF Examiner Opposes Prop. 33: Creates Car Insurance Penalties for the Temporarily Car-Free
- SFMTA to Sponsor “Hackathon” Programming Challenge to Find Solutions for Muni (MuniDiaries)
- WTF: Tech Will Solve “Biker Rage,” Muni Delays, Says Pro-Prop. E Video (Uptown Almanac, SFBG)
- SM County Considers Tax Measure to Keep SamTrans Afloat (SM Daily)
- Antioch Crossing Guard, Two Others Injured by SUV Driver Outside School (CoCo Times, CBS)
- Elderly San Rafael Pedestrian Killed by Van Driver Saturday (MarinIJ)
- Fremont Boy Struck by Hit-and-Run Driver in Crosswalk (Argus)
- Driver Who Injured Two St. Helena Cyclists Collapses, Dies in Driveway (Press Dem)
- 7×7 Previews Fairfax’s Biketoberfest This Weekend
- KRON’s “People Behaving Badly” on Oakland’s Red Light Camera Controversy
- Carpool Lanes Coming to I-580 in Eastern Alameda County (Mercury)
- Gas Prices in Bay Area Remain at All-Time Highs (Mercury)
- Investors Continue to Fund Ride-Sharing Services Despite State Crackdown (City Insider)
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