Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:20 AM PST on January 15, 2013
- SFMTA Considers $24M Overhaul of Muni Communications Network (SF Exam)
- Supe Wiener Calls for Hearings to Determine Economic Impact of Muni Delays (City Insider)
- Muni’s Excessive Overtime Extends to Mechanics Too (SF Weekly)
- Waterfront ‘Blue Greenway’ Parks Project Now Half-Funded (CurbedSF)
- Stanley Roberts Spotlights Pedestrian Right-of-Way Violations at 6th and Folsom Streets
- Bayview Cyclist Struck, Injured by Driver at Third and Oakdale (SF Appeal)
- BART Survey Results Show Rider Satisfaction Up
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