Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on January 24, 2014
- League of Pissed Off Voters Blasts Mayor’s “Be Nice, Look Twice”: Imagine “Give a Hoot, Don’t Shoot”
- Baffling: BeyondChron Sides With Mayor on Ending Sunday Parking Meters, Ignores SFMTA Report
- In First Assembly Race Debate, Campos Attacks Chiu on Compromises (Polk, Anyone?) (SFBG, Exam)
- Muni Re-Routed Off Market After Truck-Motorcycle Crash at Fifth Street (SF Weekly)
- Powell Street Cable Car Lines Shut Down Due to Damaged Cable (KTVU)
- SFMTA Plans to Expand Overnight RV Parking Restrictions to More Neighborhoods (Richmond SF)
- Finally: Car Dealership at Market and Van Ness to Be Sold for Redevelopment (SocketSite)
- Proposed 40-Unit Development at Sutter and Polk Has Just 6 Car Parking Spaces, 35 for Bikes (Socket)
- San Francisco Magazine: Tech Bus Protests Really About Nativism
- CA Senate Report: Caltrans Overlooked Defects in Bay Bridge Construction (KQED, SF Examiner, CoCo)
- Berkeley Man Arrested for DUI After Striking Several Parked Cars (Berkeleyside)
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