Today’s Headlines
- Tenderloin Community Comes Together for a Beautiful Sunday Streets (SFGate, Bluoz)
- One Injured in Crash After Car Rolls Over on Van Ness Avenue (ABC)
- SFMTA Considers Tour Bus Restrictions at Alamo Square to Appease Fed-Up Neighbors (ABC, SFBay)
- Castro Street Set to Get Rainbow Crosswalks Funded by the Community Benefit District (BAR)
- Some Tips on How to Protect Your Bicycle in SF (SF Weekly)
- AC Transit Union Rejects Contract (KTVU); BART Manager Salaries Put Into Context (SFGate)
- U.S. Dept. of Labor Delays Decision on Withholding CA Transit Funds Over Pension Battle (SacBee)
- Bay Bridge Party Cancellation Leaves Extra Funds; Bike/Ped Path Won’t Be Completely Open (KTVU)
- Advocates Gather for Safe Routes to School Conference in Sacramento (SacBee)
- CA Judge Rules CAHSRA’s Funding Plan Violates Requirements of Prop 1A (SacBee, CBS)
- SF Chronicle: Sen. Steinberg’s CEQA Bill Doesn’t Go Far Enough to Curb Abusive Lawsuits
- Here’s What Happens to Drivers Caught Without a License (People Behaving Badly)
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