Today’s Headlines
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8:48 AM PST on November 19, 2013
- Muni Won’t Release Police Report on Cheng Jin Lai’s Fatal Bike Crash, Lawyer Says (SF Weekly)
- SFPD Assault on Man at Valencia Gardens Sparked by Sidewalk Biking (UA, SF Exam, Appeal)
- SFMTA Board to Consider Restrictions on Tour Buses at Alamo Square Today (SocketSite)
- Also on the Agenda: Smartphone-Based Hailing System For SF Taxis (SF Examiner)
- Man Hospitalized After Being Dragged by Driver in Western Addition (Examiner)
- Cops Catch Egregious Speeders on Highway 35 South of SF Border (People Behaving Badly)
- Two Dead After Crash On I-880 in Oakland, Including Former Raider Player (CBS)
- Menlo Park Driver Puts Man on Bike in Critical Condition (Almanac, SF Examiner)
- San Mateo Council Favors Demand-Based Parking Pricing, Reducing Driving Demand (Pen Transpo)
- San Carlos Considers New Locations for Caltrain Shuttles (SM Daily Journal)
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