Today’s Headlines
Mayor Ed Lee and Supes Plan to Participate in SF’s First Walk to Work Day (SF Examiner) Bike Commuting Parents Voice Support for Safer Polk Street Improvements (SFBC) Future of Sup. Wiener’s CEQA Legislation Up to Sup. Chiu’s Deciding Vote (City Insider) Ice Cream Bar on Cole Street Applying for Parklet (Uppercasing) Consultants Recommend SFMTA … Continued
By
Lisa Ratner
9:21 AM PDT on April 9, 2013
- Mayor Ed Lee and Supes Plan to Participate in SF’s First Walk to Work Day (SF Examiner)
- Bike Commuting Parents Voice Support for Safer Polk Street Improvements (SFBC)
- Future of Sup. Wiener’s CEQA Legislation Up to Sup. Chiu’s Deciding Vote (City Insider)
- Ice Cream Bar on Cole Street Applying for Parklet (Uppercasing)
- Consultants Recommend SFMTA Add 600-800 More Cabs Over Next Few Years (SF Chronicle)
- Bills to Secure Funding for CAHSR and Caltrain Go to State Senate Hearing (Green Caltrain)
- Opponents of Central Subway Pagoda Plan Spreading Misinformation (SFGate)
- Sausalito’s Alexander Ave. Expanded for Bicycle Safety (Marin IJ)
- Two-Way Bikeway Recommended Around Cal Campus (EBBC)
- San Francisco Woman Killed in I-5 Car Crash Near Coalinga (SFGate)
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