Today’s Headlines
- Drivers Injure Pedestrians at Fourth and Market (SF Appeal), Irving and Sixth Ave. (SFGate)
- Powell Station Shut Down After Man Killed by Muni Train (CBS)
- Man Killed on Van Ness Also Lost Cousin in NYC Hit-Run (SFGate); Driver Pleads Not Guilty (Appeal)
- Walk SF, Walk Oakland Bike Oakland Get a Spot on KQED Newsroom
- SFMTA Budget (SFGate): Muni Fare Hike Planned (KTVU, CBS), Free Passes Could Expand (SFGate)
- Waterfront Transit Pilots: 22-Fillmore Extension, Actual Traffic Enforcement Near Bay Bridge (Examiner)
- Willie Brown: I Saw Reckless Chronicle Truck Driver; SFist: Remember When Your Driver Hit Someone?
- Planning Department to Redesign Ocean Ave. (SocketSite); Castro CBD Gives for Street Upgrades (BAR)
- Man Who Called 911 to Aid Woman Injured on Bike Claims SFPD Threw Him in Jail (Opposing Views)
- More on “SAFE Bikes” Registry Launch (SFGate, CBS), SFPD Pledges Surge in Decoy Bikes (SF Appeal)
- Next Clipper Card Phase Could be Opportunity to Better Integrate Fare Structures (Green Caltrain)
- Gavin Newsom Turns Against CA High-Speed Rail (CBS)
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