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Today’s Headlines

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  • Ped Injuries Down This Year? (KTVU); More on SFFD’s Irrational Protests Against Bulb-Outs (KTVU)
  • Coverage of the SFMTA’s New Bike Counts (SFGate, SFBG, SF Examiner)
  • Board of Appeals Downsizes Parking-Free 1050 Valencia Condo Project (SFGateHAC, SF Appeal)
  • Muni to Replace Buses on the Nx-Judah Express With Hybrids (SF Examiner)
  • Construction Begins on Dog Park, Skate Park on Caltrans Parking Lot Under Central Freeway (Curbed)
  • Some Sunset Homeowners Looking to Green Front Yards Paved Over for Parking (SF Examiner)
  • SPUR Report: San Jose Needs More Walkable Housing to Become a More Attractive Place to Live
  • Palo Alto, Mountain View Continue to Look at Ways to Minimize Driving With New Developments (PTA)
  • BART Fares to Rise 5.2 Percent to Adjust for Inflation in 2014 (KTVU)
  • No Budging in BART Contract Talks (ABC); AC Transit Labor Dispute Heating Up Again (CoCo Times)
  • Pay-as-You-Drive Insurance Startup Looks to Come to California (ABC)
  • Can California Take on High-Speed Rail Without Feds? (Atlantic Cities)

More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill

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