Today’s Headlines
Happy Walk to Work Day! (Walk SF) Mayor to Unveil Finalized Pedestrian Strategy Today (SF Examiner) DA Gascón and SFPD Call for Drivers to “Reduce the Mayhem” Caused By Distracted Driving (Appeal) Becky Lee, 60, Killed By Driver in Crosswalk in Sunnyside (SF Appeal) Pedestrian Hospitalized by Driver at Market and South Van Ness (SF Appeal) Costs Rise … Continued
By
Lisa Ratner
9:00 AM PDT on April 12, 2013
- Happy Walk to Work Day! (Walk SF)
- Mayor to Unveil Finalized Pedestrian Strategy Today (SF Examiner)
- DA Gascón and SFPD Call for Drivers to “Reduce the Mayhem” Caused By Distracted Driving (Appeal)
- Becky Lee, 60, Killed By Driver in Crosswalk in Sunnyside (SF Appeal)
- Pedestrian Hospitalized by Driver at Market and South Van Ness (SF Appeal)
- Costs Rise for Central Subway Pagoda Extraction (SF Examiner)
- BART Combines Operating and Capital Budgets Into One Document (SF Examiner)
- Digging to Begin for BART Extension to San Jose (CoCo Times)
- UCSF Planning New Buildings and Parking Lot at 15th and Folsom (Mission Local)
- 69-Year-Old San Mateo Man Killed By A Driver While Crossing Street (SFGate)
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