Today’s Headlines
- BART Study Recommends Express Service, Split-Destination Trains (Merc, MuniDiaries)
- Berkeley City Council Could Waive Fees for Continued Sunday Streets Events (SFGate)
- Guerrilla “STOP” Mark Painted at 28th and Clement (RichmondSF)
- SFPark Garage Rates Fall 20 Percent, Lower Than Nearby Street Meters (SF Exam)
- Muni Drivers Have Few Healthy Food Options on the Job (SF Exam)
- Muni to Resolve Transfer Overcharges With Tiny Clipper Refunds (City Insider)
- Man Injured in 9th Street Crosswalk by Hit-Run Driver (SF Appeal)
- RWC Teen Cyclist Killed by Truck Driver at Site Where Traffic Calming is Proposed (Cyclelicious, Merc)
- Vallejo Family Seeks Information After Hit-Run Driver Kills Elderly Woman in Crosswalk (Times Herald)
- San Mateo Driver Charged With Manslaughter in Hit-Run, Chain Reaction Ped Fatality (CoCo Times)
- EBBC Lobbies for Tunnel Road Bike Lanes in Berkeley, Scene of April Hit-Run Video
- Few Shovels at Groundbreaking for I-80 Freeway Tech Upgrades in East Bay (Patch)
- Greater Marin Warns: Sonoma County Streets Dangerous by Poor Design, Lack of Enforcement
- Santa Cruz County Plans for 50 Miles of Connected, Paved Coastal Trails (Sentinel)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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