Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on May 14, 2014
- No Charges for Trucker Who Killed Amelie Le Moullac (KQED); Memorial Concert Friday (SFBG)
- SFBG: SFPD Should Focus on Dangerous Intersections and Violations, Not Bicyclists Rolling Stops
- Transportation Bond Ballot Measure Officially Introduced for Supes Approval (SF Examiner)
- SFMTA Gets Law Wrong on Pedestrian Countdown Signals (SFGate)
- More on the Pedestrian Traffic Signals Being Installed at Sunset and Yorba (SFBay)
- Upper Haighters Petition to Expand Resident Permit Parking Zone Near Buena Vista Park (Hoodline)
- Central Subway Financial Whistleblower Declares Bankruptcy After Taking Leave (SF Weekly)
- Are Ad Wraps and Digital Billboards Worth the “Chump Change” Revenue for Muni, BART? (48 Hills)
- SF Weekly: Ride-share Companies Do Whatever They Want, Flouting Local and State Laws
- Late-Night Private Shuttle Runs From the Mission to Oakland Using School Buses (Business Times)
- Troll Statue Returns to Protect New Bay Bridge East Span (SFGate)
- New Golden Gate Transit Buses to Feature Electrical Outlets (MarinIJ)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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