Today’s Headlines
- Second BART Strike Looks Increasingly Likely (SFGate, SF Examiner, KTVU, ABC, CBS, CoCo Times)
- Beyond Chron, SF Chronicle Op-Ed Writer Blame BART Management
- SFPD Seeks Driver Who Fled, Injured Other Driver in Crash at 6th and Folsom (SF Examiner)
- C.W. Nevius: Polk Street Plan Pleases Neither Side (SF Chronicle)
- To Help Curb Theft, SF Examiner Calls for New Bikes to Be Registered by Default
- Taxi Drivers to Protest Ride-Share Services Today (SFBT, Weekly), SFO Arresting App Drivers (CBS)
- Chinatown CDC Laments Displacement That Could Result From Adopted Version of Plan Bay Area (BC)
- Architects Refine Transbay Transit Center Design (SF Chronicle)
- New Bay Bridge Span Unlikely to Open Labor Day (CBS, KTVU)
- Brentwood Traffic Engineer Named East Bay Bike Coalition’s Commuter of the Year (CoCo Times)
- Business Groups Say CEQA Reform Bill Would Just Make Things Worse (SF Examiner)
- KRON‘s Stanley Roberts Shows How Drivers Alter License Plates to Avoid Tickets
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