Today’s Headlines
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By
Lisa Ratner
9:30 AM PST on February 14, 2013
- Deal Reached To Bring Up Central Subway Machinery at Pagoda Theatre Site (SF Exam)
- At King and Third, Where Diana Sullivan Was Killed, Bike Riders Are “at the Mercy of Cars” (SFGate)
- Supervisor Mark Farrell Calls Hearing to Scrutinize SFMTA’s Parking Meter Expansions (CBS)
- BART Fare Increases, Parking Hikes on Agenda at Today’s Board Meeting (SF Exam)
- Supes Question SFMTA’s Costly Deal With Japantown Parking Garage (SF Exam)
- New SF Headquarters for Regional Transpo Agencies Will Cost $48m More Than Expected (CoCo)
- Launch of Electric Taxi Network On Hold (SF Exam)
- Bay Area Toll Authority Approves $5.6 Million for Bay Bridge Celebration (CoCo Times)
- Ride All of SF: Man Strives to Ride Every Single Street in the City
- Bay Area Red Light Camera Contractor Investigated for Corruption (ABC)
- Environmental Activist Tree-Sits to Block Highway 101 Expansion in Willits (East Bay Express)
- Stanley Roberts Examines The Legality of Lane Splitting by Motorcycles
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