Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:38 AM PST on January 30, 2013
- SFMTA Looking for Solutions to End “Vicious Cycle” of Muni Overcrowding (SF Exam)
- Supervisor Mar Calls for Hearing to Crack Down on Bicycle Theft (SF Appeal)
- GG Bridge Toll-Takers to Be Replaced by Electronic Tolling in March (MarinIJ, ABC)
- Compromise Imminent for Long-Delayed CPMC Hospital Plan, Traffic Impacts Unresolved (SF Exam)
- A National Perspective on SF’s Sunday Parking Meter Church Leader Dispute (Atlantic Cities)
- Pleasanton Driver Stabs Car With Sword in Road Rage Incident, is Arrested for Assault (CoCo Times)
- Hit-and-Run Driver Strikes Cyclist and Two Cars at Stanford, Cited for Misdemeanor (PA Online, Merc)
- Residents Concerned Over Plans for Hwy. 101 Bike/Ped Bridge Removal Near Larkspur (Marin IJ)
- First Leg of Planned 12-Mile Oakland to Hayward Bike/Ped Trail Coming This Year (CoCo Times)
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