Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on February 6, 2014
- SFPD Arrests, Cites 71-Year-Old Driver for Killing Man on Sunset Blvd. (CBS)
- Driver Hits Boy, About 7, in Crosswalk at O’Farrell and Leavenworth (ABC)
- SUV Driver Flees After Hitting, Critically Injuring Man in Crosswalk and Van Ness and Grove (KTVU)
- SFPD Continues to Beef Up Traffic Enforcement; Suhr: 95 Percent of Tickets to Drivers (KTVU)
- Car Parking Banned on Block of Turk in Tenderloin, Drug Dealing and Violent Crimes Plummet (SFGate)
- SFMTA Has Still Not Moved to Get Cars Off of Market Street (BeyondChron)
- Japantown, Fillmore Residents Still Want to See the Geary Underpass Filled in (SFGate)
- People Behaving Badly at Hairy, Traffic-Filled Intersection of Mission, South Van Ness, 12th Street
- Genentech Commuter Bus Decals Remind People That They Take 120 Cars Off the Road (SFGate)
- Top 5 BART Stations for Bike Theft All in the Easy Bay, Dublin/Pleasanton is #1 (KRON)
- How Volunteers Help the East Bay Bicycle Coalition Win Safer Streets (SFGate)
- After Girl’s Death, Foster City Residents Call for Stop Sign. City Removes Crosswalk Instead (SMDJ)
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