Today’s Headlines
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8:57 AM PDT on October 22, 2013
- BART Strike Ends With Tentative Deal (SFGate, Examiner, Mercury, SF Weekly, SF Appeal, KTVU)
- Matier & Ross: BART Dispute Could Have Lasting Consequences for Transit Revenue Measures
- Operator in Death of BART Workers Was Trainee (KTVU, Exam, SFGate, SFBG)
- Gov’s Panel to Determine if AC Transit Gets Cooling-Off Period (CoCo Times, KTVU)
- Bike Rider Killed Friday ID’d as Cheng Jin Lai, 78 (Appeal), SFBC Keeps Pushing for Safer SoMa (NBC)
- 12-Year-Old Boy Injured in Bayview Crash Expected to Survive, Details Still Scant (CBS)
- New Muni Buses Driving From Minnesota Breaking Down on the Way (SF Weekly)
- Board of Supes to Hear NIMBYs’ Appeal Against Parking-Free 1050 Valencia Condo Project (Curbed)
- In Bernal Heights, Disputes Over Precious Street Parking Can Be Venomous (Bernalwood)
- After Crashing Into Two Six-Year-Olds, 90-Year-Old Driver Ordered to Re-Test for License (Almanac)
- Palo Alto Moves Backwards on Parking Policy (PAO), Redwood City Considers Smarter Options (Cycle)
- Greater Marin: Marin County Traffic Could be Reduced if Golden Gate Bridge Tolls Both Ways
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