Today’s Headlines
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8:56 AM PDT on April 10, 2014
- Sunday Parking Meter Enforcement to Be Considered by SFMTA Board Tuesday (SF Examiner)
- GJEL: Why Did the Drunk Driver Who Killed Hanren Chang Get Only Six Months in Jail?
- SF Bicycle Crashes Have Doubled Along With Ridership Since 2006 (SFist)
- CA Insurance Commissioner Urges Uber, Lyft to Provide Drivers Insurance (SFBG)
- Some History on BART’s Arrival in the Mission (Burrito Justice)
- BART Invites Disabled Riders’ Input on New Train Car Models (SF Weekly)
- Bumpy Kezar Drive Rustles Drivers (SFGate); Emergency Pothole Repairs on Bay Bridge (SF Examiner)
- Mini Van Driver Kills 64-Year-Old Woman in Alameda (CBS)
- Setback for Palo Alto Plan to Require Wider Sidewalks for New Developments on El Camino Real (PAO)
- Santa Clara County to Install 66 Miles of High-Occupancy Toll Lanes on Existing 101 Lanes (CBS)
- VTA Looks to Make Transit Connections Seamless at Santa Clara’s New Levi’s Stadium (CBS)
- SPUR Analyzes Plans for a More Walkable, Connected Diridon Station in San Jose
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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