Today’s Headlines

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