Today’s Headlines
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9:04 AM PDT on June 10, 2013
- Rope on Muni Electric Trolley Arms Comes Loose at Market and Main, Injuring Four (SFGate)
- Dogpatch Residents Upset About Proposed Muni T-Third Turnaround Loop (Curbed)
- More on Muni’s Efforts to Improve Declining Metro Service (SFBay)
- SFPD Captain: Cyclist Ran Stop With a “Sense of Entitlement,” Was “Menace to Public Safety” (SF Exam)
- Protestors Blocking Housing Development on Site of Hayes Valley Farm (SF Appeal, KTVU 1, 2)
- CAHSRA Makes Deal With Tutor Perini, Central Subway Contractor With Contentious History (SacBee)
- Former BART Head Made $330,000 by Cashing in on Unused Vacation Days After Resigning (ABC)
- Mercury News Repeats CHP’s Erroneous Assertion That Cyclists Can’t Ride Two Abreast
- GJEL Attorney: Cyclists Can Be Deemed Responsible for Doorings in Some Situations
- Mountain View City Council to Approve Budget Advancing 13 Bike/Ped Safety Projects (PTA)
- Pleasanton Driver Hits Cycling Couple, Killing Woman (SFGate)
- Fremont Driver Arrested for Causing Crash That Killed Son, Wife (NBC)
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