Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on April 22, 2014
- Planned Warriors Arena Site Moved to Mission Bay (SF Weekly, SF Examiner, SFGate, SFBG)
- On KQED Forum, Mayor Lee Sticks to His Talking Points on Muni, Sunday Meters, Ped Safety (SFist)
- SFPD Chief Greg Suhr Talks Pedestrian Safety on KCBS In-Depth
- Driver Who Crashed Into Woman at Bus Stop Arrested for DUI, Suspended License (ABC, SF Appeal)
- New Parklet Occupying Three Angled Parking Spaces Opens on Outer Balboa Street (Richmond SF)
- DPW Starts “Road Micro-Surfacing” on 400 Streets (SF Examiner)
- Families Hopping on Two Wheels for Bike to School Week (SFGate, SFBC)
- Despite Increase, SFMTA’s Budget Still Falls Short on Bicycling Funding (SFGate)
- “Sweet Ride” Exhibit Encourages SF State Students to Bike to School (GG Xpress)
- “Muni Diaries Live” Story: What Happened When a 38 Driver Plowed Into a Car Driver Who Cut Him Off
- 49ers Fans Protest New BART Trains’ Seat Colors Because They’re Too “Seahawks-Esque” (SFist)
- Two “Juveniles” Killed in Highway 85 Car Crash in Cupertino (CBS)
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