Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
By
Lisa Ratner
9:37 AM PDT on May 3, 2013
- Caltrain’s 4th and King Bike Station to Double in Capacity With New Operator Deal (SF Examiner)
- State Judge Rules to Remove Some Provisions for Muni Operator Contracts in Prop G (SF Examiner)
- It Can Be Surprising How Ignorant People Are of Bicycling Laws (KQED)
- City Controller Finds Central Subway Contractors Billed SF $336,000 in “Unallowable Costs” (SFGate)
- Planning Department to Reveal Final Castro Street Redesign at Open House on May 14 (Castro Biscuit)
- SFMTA Proposes 2-Hour Parking Limits to Dissuade Car Commuters Around USF (Foghorn)
- Four SF Events Celebrating National Bike Month in May (7×7)
- Drunk Driver Enters Hwy 24 in Lafayette Going Wrong Way, Killing Another Driver (KTVU)
- Roadshow: How to Request a Reassessment for Elderly Drivers (Mercury)
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