Today’s Headlines
- Will SFPD Change Its “Tone-Deaf” Response on the Botched Amelie Le Moullac Investigation? (SFGate)
- Wigg Party‘s Morgan Fitzgibbons Blasts the Mayor, SFPD, and SFMTA for Failing to Provide Safer Streets
- State Senate Approves Third Three-Foot Bike Passing Bill; Needs Gov’s Signature (CBS)
- Bay Bridge Span Could Open Early (KTVU), Will We Avert Carmageddon Once Again? (CoCo Times)
- Motorcyclist Killed in Crash at Kezar and Lincoln (KTVU); Three Injured in Portola Car Crash (SF Appeal)
- Muni Bus, Tour Bus Crash at California and Drumm Streets (SFist)
- “Ride the Ducks” Tour Guide Routinely Tells Tourists “SoMa is the Worst Neighborhood” (U. Almanac)
- Take Two Parking Spaces and Suffer the Wrath of Notes Left on Your Windshield (Bernalwood)
- Berkeley Considers Removing Car Parking for Upgrades on AC Transit’s Line 51 (Berkeleyside)
- Two Car Occupants Killed After Driving Off I-280 Outside Burlingame (Almanac)
- Nanny Arrested in Kentfield for Picking Up Kids From School While Drunk (CBS)
- Mercury Roadshow Readers Rail on Parents Who Drive Kids Walkable, Bikeable Distances to School
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