Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
By
Robert Prinz
9:17 AM PST on November 15, 2012
- More on the Fell/Oak Appeal — Striping to Begin This Morning (SFExam, SFBG)
- SF Cab Drivers, CPUC, File Class Action Suit Against Ridesharing Services (SFExam, KTVU)
- Chris Carlsson’s “Radical” But Simple Plan For a Bikeway on the Bay Bridge (KALW)
- Third Man Arrested in Muni Bus Vandalism Pleads Not Guilty (SFAppeal)
- Muni Officials Celebrate Newly-Restored Powell-Hyde Street Cable Car (SFExam, NBC)
- DUI Driver Strikes, Injures Cyclist at Natoma and 15th Streets While Fleeing Police (CBS, ABC)
- Family of Child Killed by Novato Driver Sues City Over Dangerous Roadway (CBS)
- Oakland Child Struck, Injured by Van Driver (OakTrib)
- CoCo Times Tours Inside of New Bay Bridge, a “Marriage of Engineering and Aesthetics”
- Alameda County’s Transpo Measure B1 at 66.34% With 8,000 Ballots to Count (CoCoTimes)
- Bay Citizen Asks Larkspur Residents for Their Solutions to Poor Pavement Issue
- Palo Alto to Study Rezoning, Bike Stations as Car Parking Shortage Solutions (PA Online)
- Friends Share Memories of Late Palo Alto Bike Advocate Ellen Fletcher (SVBC)
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