Today’s Headlines
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8:45 AM PST on January 3, 2014
- Another Pedestrian Hit by Driver at Bush and Leavenworth, in Critical Condition (SFGate)
- KQED Interviews Walk SF’s Nicole Schneider on the Rise in Pedestrian Deaths
- In Tenderloin Crash That Killed Girl, Media Focus on Driver’s Uber Connection (SF Examiner, ABC)
- Bicycle Rider Struck by Driver at Geary and Arguello, ‘Conscious and Alert’ After Crash (SF Appeal)
- Sunday Streets 2014 Schedule Announced
- SFBG’s Satirical Mayoral “Candidate X” Would Fix Muni!
- SocketSite Highlights Overlooked Opportunity For Transit-Oriented Development Along Mission Street
- SamTrans to Adjust Service on Nearly Every Route on Jan. 26 to Improve Reliability (SF Examiner)
- Modified BART Contract Approved by Board, Awaits Union Approval (CBS, SFBG)
- FTA Report Highlights Dangerous BART Safety Policies in Wake of Workers’ Death (SF Weekly)
- BART Oakland Airport Connector Set to Open This Fall (Vallejo Times Herald)
- Uncertainty Remains Around Impact of CAHSR Funding Ruling (SF Examiner)
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