Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on February 25, 2014
- City to Hold Meeting on Redesigning Lombard Street Tomorrow in the Marina (Marina Times)
- Waterfront Development Opponents Blast Wiener for Calling Hearing on Ballot Initiative (SFGate, SFBG)
- Elderly Woman Recently Injured by Driver in the Richmond: “I Do Not Use a Cell Phone or Jaywalk”
- SFMTA Considers Hiking F-Line Fares to $6 in Budget (Castro Biscuit)
- Lax Parking Enforcement Lets Multi-Car Owners Hog Spots in Glen Park (One Guy Has 15!) (PBB)
- BART Train Derailment Wasn’t Caused by Operator Error; Possibly Due to Worn Tracks (KTVU)
- BART Produces “Survival Guide” Video for Overcrowded Trains (Business Times)
- Daly City to Add Bike Lanes, Ped Safety Upgrades on John Daly Blvd., Pending Funding (SF Examiner)
- GG Bridge Committee to Consider Toll Hike Proposal: FasTrak Rates to $7 by 2018 (SF Examiner)
- Dangerous Crosswalk Outside Fremont Hospital Prompts Bill to Allow Crossing Guards (Cyclelicious)
- Palo Alto City Council Votes to Create Program to Reduce Parking Demand (PA Online, Mercury News)
- Architects Propose Ways for Downtown San Jose to Mix Up Its Streets (Mercury News)
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