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8:55 AM PDT on April 21, 2014
- Got Something to Ask the Mayor? Ed Lee Takes Questions on KQED Forum at 10 a.m.
- Driver Crashes Into Bus Shelter at Mission and Silver; Pedestrian and Driver Hospitalized (ABC, SFGate)
- SFPD Car Chase After Robbery Suspects Ends in Wreck at Lincoln and 20th Ave (ABC)
- Checking in on How Two of SF’s Pedestrian Crash Victims Are Recovering (SFGate)
- SF Chronicle: Sunday Parking Meters Were a “Hazing of Vehicle Owners in a Crowded City”
- Compared to Other U.S. Cities, Biking in SF Looks Good, According to Benchmarking Report (SF Weekly)
- SF Chronicle‘s Carl Nolte: A Little Manhattanization Is “Not So Bad”
- U-Haul Truck Driver Arrested After Hitting SFFD Fire Truck, Attempting to Flee (SF Examiner)
- Atherton Challenges Caltrain Electrification EIR With Complaint Letter (Almanac)
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