Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:28 AM PST on December 4, 2012
- All Muni Metro Service Shut Down Monday by Blown Transformer (SFGate, SFExam, ABC)
- Woman in Wheelchair Hit, Critically Injured by F-Market Streetcar (CoCoTimes)
- SFMTA Board to Vote on Free Muni for Low-Income Youth Today (SFExam)
- As Sunday Parking Meter Enforcement Approaches, Some Concerned About Outdated Meters (SFExam)
- Efforts to Reform CEQA at Local and State Level Face Challenges
- Weekend Rains Recreated Historical Creek Through the Mission (Uptown Almanac)
- Final, Refurbished 1070-Class Streetcar Goes Into Service on Lower Market (Streetcar.org)
- Police Identify Man Found Dead Saturday on Mission Rock Muni Platform (SFWeekly, CBS)
- San Jose Driver on Trial Blames Brain Cyst for Multiple Hit-Run Fatalities (Merc)
- Giant Sinkhole Collapses Road in Lafayette (CoCoTimes, KRON)
- San Jose’s Grade-Separated Bike Paths Prone to Flooding (Cyclelicious)
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