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    • Scenes From Park(ing) Day (SFist, Mission Local); Gizmodo Writer Thinks it's Time to Quit it
    • Wired Uses Tech Shuttle Traffic to Map Gentrification in SF
    • Is Bay Area Bike Share Off to a "Fast Start?" SF Examiner Says So
    • SFMTA Decides Not to Redevelop Kirkland Muni Yard (SocketSite); Wants Help Naming Plaza (SF Exam)
    • SFPD Officer Hospitalized in Car Crash After Reportedly Running Red Light While on Cell Phone (ABC)
    • One Killed in Crash on I-80 (ABC); Driver Runs After Solo Crash, Knocking Out Power in Bayview (ABC)
    • Oakland Police Seek Driver in Pedestrian Hit-and-Run on International Boulevard (CBS)
    • BART Union May Sue Agency for Training Managers to Operate Trains During Potential Strike (ABC)
    • Caltrain to Update Strategic Plan (GC); System Delayed After Crews Strike Gas Line in San Bruno (NBC)
    • Ridership Up 15 Percent on AC Transit's Dumbarton Express Line After Service Increase (CBS)
    • SF Driver Hits Boy, 13, on Bike in Tam Valley Crosswalk Despite Crossing Guard's Signal (MIJ, KTVU)
    • Locals Favor Muir Woods Proposal for Paid Parking Reservations, Not a New Parking Lot (Marin IJ)

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