Today’s Headlines

Sloat Pedestrian Safety Improvements Won’t Be Designed Until June 2014 (SFGate)
Defense Attorney: Driver That Killed Girl on Sloat Was Barely Over Legal Alcohol Limit (SF Exam)
Far Fewer Students Enrolled in Free Muni for Youth Than Expected (SF Examiner)
SFBC Rewards Good Cycling Behavior With Chocolate and a Chance to Win a Vacation (SF Weekly)
Witnesses Testify Against Chris Bucchere at Hearing on Bike-Pedestrian Death (ABC, KTVU)
Muni to Use Shorter Buses Only on 67 Line for Next Three Months, According to Bus Driver (Bernalwood)
More on Supervisor Katy Tang’s Call to Curb Muni Switchbacks (SF Examiner)
Privatizing Public Transit Doesn’t Solve a Lot of Problems (Bay Citizen)
Opening Day Walk Across the New Bay Bridge Will Be Fee-Free (SF Examiner)
How Can SF Best Accommodate Increased Density in the Coming Decades? (SFGate, SFBG)
Approval of Caltrain/HSR “Blended Track” Agreement Falls Short by One Vote (Almanac, Examiner.com)
Menlo Park Lawyer Prepares New Lawsuit Against HSR Construction in Central Valley (Almanac)
Hayward City Council Votes to Eliminate Red-Light Cameras (CoCo Times)