Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:27 AM PST on December 6, 2012
- Muni to Celebrate Centennial With Free Fares on December 28 (Muni Diaries, SF Appeal)
- More Details, Photos From Last Week’s NE Mission Parking Planning Meeting (Mission Local)
- Caltrain Says It Can’t Afford to Install Wi-Fi, the Most Requested Amenity Among Riders (SFGate)
- Costa Costra Times Editorial: MTC Staff Should be Held Accountable for New HQ Cost Overruns
- More on BART’s Effort to Price Car Parking Based on Demand (SF Exam)
- SFPD to Hold Teach Cyclists How to Avoid Getting Their Bikes Stolen (SF Weekly)
- CA Lawmakers Had Personal Cars Repaired with Taxpayer Money (CBS)
- San Jose Pedestrian Struck, Killed by SUV Driver in Hit-and-Run (Merc)
- Woman Injured as Driver Crashes into Berkeley Liquor Store, Attempts to Flee (OakTrib, KTVU)
- More on Berkeley Bike Commuter Killed in Shooting Tuesday (Berkeleyside)
- Atherton Police Recommend No Charges for Speeding Driver Who Struck Pedestrians (Almanac)
- Alameda Commissioners Look to Next Election After Measure B1 Loses in Recount (CoCo Times, EBX)
- No Fixes to Millbrae’s Dangerous El Camino Real While Millions Paid to Victims’ Families (Bay Citizen)
- Roadshow Asks Readers for Suggestions on Where to Spend $320M One Bay Area Grant Money
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