Today’s Headlines
Free Parking Nuts Propose Ballot Measure for “Transportation Balance” (SFGate) Man Hit by Driver at 20th and Wawona; SFPD Cracks Down on Van Ness (ABC; KQED, PBB) Suspect Fleeing SFPD Drags Officers With Van in the Castro (BAR) Motorcyclist and Driver Collide at 16th and Guerrero; Bike Thief Nabbed One Block Away (Mission Local) SFPD to Launch … Continued
9:01 AM PDT on April 24, 2014
- Free Parking Nuts Propose Ballot Measure for “Transportation Balance” (SFGate)
- Man Hit by Driver at 20th and Wawona; SFPD Cracks Down on Van Ness (ABC; KQED, PBB)
- Suspect Fleeing SFPD Drags Officers With Van in the Castro (BAR)
- Motorcyclist and Driver Collide at 16th and Guerrero; Bike Thief Nabbed One Block Away (Mission Local)
- SFPD to Launch “Bait Bike” Campaign to Deter Thieves (SFist)
- More on Sup. Wiener’s Push to Improve Late-Night Transit (KTVU, SFBay)
- MTC Approves Funds for East Bay Bike Share Expansion; Will Manage System (CBS, Cyclelicious)
- Bike East Bay Announces 2014 Bike-Friendly Business Awards
- Update on Development of Clipper “2.0″ Fare Integration (Green Caltrain)
- 12-Year-Old Pacifica Boy Struck by Driver While Crossing Between Parked Cars (CoCo Times)
- 38-Year-Old Man Struck, Killed by Amtrak Train in Richmond (CoCo Times)
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