Today’s Headlines
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By
Lisa Ratner
9:27 AM PST on February 12, 2013
- Park Ranger in SUV Hits Woman in Crosswalk at 25th Ave. and California (ABC)
- SFCTA Expects Caltrain Ridership to Triple by 2040 (Green Caltrain)
- I Love Biking SF Looks at the Suddenly Vanishing Bike Lane at King and Third Where Woman Died
- SFBC’s Leah Shahum Outlines the State of Cycling in SF on KQED
- People Behaving Badly: Kentfield Drivers Swerve Around Speed Humps Into Pedestrian Space
- Copper Thieves Target Wires That Power Freeway Meter and Traffic Lights (CoCo Times)
- “Where Do You Put All the Cars?” New “ParkNow” App Shows Cheap Parking at Private Garages (ABC)
- Concord Driver Sarah Simmons, 88, Hit by Pickup Truck Dies (CoCo Times)
- Contra Costa County Begins Widening Highway 4 (CoCo Times)
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