Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on April 1, 2014
- SFPD Seeks Hit-and-Run Driver Who Seriously Injured Man at 10th and Division (SF Appeal)
- Two Women Seen Fleeing After Driver Leaves Car Slammed Into Bakery at 21st and Folsom (KRON)
- Truck-Driving Fireighter Who Struck Motorcyclist in DUI Collision Last June Released From Jail (ABC)
- Tech Bus Lovers and Haters Rally to Speak at Supes Hearing on CEQA Appeal Today (SFBG 1, 2)
- E-Embarcadero Historic Streetcar Line Expected to Begin Service in 2015 (NBC)
- Next City Writer Hails Muni’s All-Door-Boarding, Proof-of-Payment System as Model for Faster Transit
- Bold Italic Writer Advises on Proper Etiquette When Riding Muni in Wet Weather
- New SF Startup Rents Cars to Lyft and Uber (SF Examiner)
- Oakland Police Officer Hits Pedestrian at 7th & Broadway, Just Outside Headquarters (CBS)
- More on the Devil’s Slide Converted Highway Trail, Including Some Road History (Bay Bikers)
- Apple Plans to Get More Employees Out of Cars With Dedicated Transit Center (MacRumors)
- Caltrain Board to Review Ten-Year Strategic Plan to Improve Service (Green Caltrain)
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