Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on May 12, 2014
- Six, Including Ped, Injured in Two-Car Wreck at 7th and Harrison After Driver Runs Red Light (KTVU)
- Chron Looks at DA‘s Efforts to Charge Drivers; More on SFPD’s Bike to Work Day Wiggle Sting (SFBG)
- Fundraiser for Boy Hit on Bike on Fulton (OBB); School Bus Driver Injures Students in Bayview (KRON)
- Octavia Blvd Shown Off to Other City Leaders (SFGate); New RPP Zone for NOPA in the Works (Hoodline)
- Supes Set to OK Plaza Management Program (Exam); Planning Commission Appts Up to Chiu (Exam)
- Crime Down on Muni (SFGate); Transit-Oriented Development Planned at Market and Van Ness (SFGate)
- Housing Advocate Op-Ed Calls for Google Bus EIR (SFGate); SF Examiner Tests SV Commute Options
- In Pacifica, Battle Continues Over Widening a Stretch of Highway 1 (SF Examiner)
- 49ers Threaten to Block Hotel, Entertainment Center in Santa Clara to Keep Car Parking (SFGate)
- Extra Morning Run for Larkspur Ferry to SF Made Permanent (Marin IJ)
- Berkeley Robbers Use Car to Break Into Apple Store, Run Off With Goods (CBS, Berkeleyside, NBC)
- BART on BRT Alternative to OAC: “No One Thinks Buses Are the Way to the Future” (KTVU)
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