Today’s Headlines
- 15 Hospitalized in Crash Between Muni Bus and Trolley on Market (SFGate, ABC, CBS)
- BART Unveils the Design of Its New Train Fleet (KTVU)
- BART Looks to Make Its Existing Trains Quieter (SF Examiner)
- BART Set to Approve Balanced Budget Today, Though Shortfalls Loom (SF Examiner)
- This Truck Ruined a Home in the Excelsior: A New Favorite Selling Point for Toyota (SF Weekly)
- $82,000 Parking Space in South Beach Still a Real Estate Bargain (SF Chronicle)
- Uber Unveils Prices Intended to Undercut Taxis and Competitors (SF Examiner)
- Crime Happens Everywhere, But KTVU Just Can’t Help But Play Up the “Dangerous Transit” Angle
- Watch: Dodging an Elderly Driver Speeding Backwards Down a Sidewalk in San Rafael (MIJ, KTVU)
- Belmont Becomes Third Bay Area City to Vote to Remove Red-Light Cameras (CBS, NBC)
- Berkeley Continues to Develop an SFPark-Style Pilot Program (Berkeleyside)
- Bay Area Legislators Question Potential Bonus Incentives for Speedier Bay Bridge Opening (Sac Bee)
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