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    • Legal Path Cleared for Right-Turn Enforcement Camera at Market and Octavia (SF Exam, SFBC)
    • Visiting Girl, 13, Hospitalized With Life-Threatening Injuries by Taxi Driver at Pine and Stockton (KTVU)
    • Cyclist, Swerving Around Car Door, Injured in Crash With Muni Bus at Geary and Leavenworth (CBS)
    • More Media Hubbub About Sunday Parking Meters (SF Weekly, SFGateABC)
    • One in 24 U.S. Drivers Admit to Falling Asleep Behind the Wheel (KALW, Press Democrat)
    • Some Marina Neighbors Not Into the Parklet Made Out of a Citroen Van (SFGate)
    • C.W. Nevius Finds Some "Crabby" Merchants Who Don't Like the Fisherman's Wharf Re-Design
    • More Details on the Victims and Suspect in Car Wreck at 21st and S. Van Ness (ABC, SF Appeal, CBS)
    • Karen Lynn Allen Breaks Down Drunk Driving Stats for SF in Light of Recent Ped Death on Twin Peaks
    • Green Caltrain Sums Up the Status of Each Caltrain Stations' Preparation for Electrification
    • Greater Marin Offers Some Suggestions for Boosting GG Transit's Sagging Ridership
    • Pedestrians Killed on Highway 101 in San Jose (CBS) and I-880 in Oakland (CoCo Times)

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