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Today’s Headlines

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  • Two Downtown Hit-and-Runs: Driver Hits Ped in SoMa, Taxi Driver Hits Bicycle Rider (SFGate)
  • Motorcyclist Killed at Oak and Steiner ID’d as TV Host William Beckwith, 38 (SF Appeal)
  • BART Unions Sue Over Contract Dispute Involving Paid Family Leave (SFBGABC, NBC, KTVU)
  • More on North Beach, Chinatown’s Gripes About Lack of Subway Construction Moratorium (SFGate)
  • Senior Advocates Call for More Housing Density in Transit-Rich West Portal (SF Examiner)
  • SFSU Increases Shuttle Frequency, Shortening Waits for BART-Bound Students (Xpress)
  • Muni Ends Promotional Messages on Bus Marquee Displays (SF Appeal, NBC)
  • Private Parking Spot in South Beach Goes for $80K; Most On-Street Car Storage Still Free (Curbed)
  • Menlo Park the Latest City to Consider Anti-Harassment Law to Protect People on Bikes (Examiner)
  • Bicycle Rider Killed in San Jose is City’s 40th Traffic Death This Year (KTVUMercury News)
  • San Jose Holds Ribbon Cutting for Green Bike Lane on San Fernando Street This Morning (Cyclelicious)
  • Two-Year-Old Girl Pinned by Driver on Street in Half Moon Bay (CBS)

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