Today’s Headlines
- More on the Hearing on Anti-Bike Bias at SFPD (SFBG), SFBC Director: Chief Suhr Must Bring Reforms
- Supes Pass Resolution Calling on SFPD to Curb Bike Theft, Launching Bike Registry (XPress)
- Gov. Brown Signs Bill Exempting Bike Plans From CEQA Review (Cyclelicious)
- Monique Porsandeh, Nearly Killed by Driver, Returns to SF to Call for Safer Streets (KTVU, SF Weekly)
- Driver Mysteriously Flips Car at Scott and Duboce (Haighteration)
- Due to “Sunk Costs,” SF Weekly Suggests Cheaper Cars Would Curb Driving (VMT Tax, Anyone?)
- With Just a Few Days Left, Transit Agencies, Businesses Brace for Second BART Strike (CBS, KTVU)
- SF Law Student Charged With Assault With Deadly Weapon for Driving Into Man in Oakland (Appeal)
- Pedestrians Apparently Invisible to Drivers in San Carlos (People Behaving Badly)
- Vauncelia Thornz, 52, Killed by Hit-and-Run Driver in Redwood City (SM Daily Journal)
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