Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on May 15, 2014
- Livable City, SF Transit Riders Union File CEQA Appeal Against Sunday Parking Meter Removal (SFBG)
- Muni Launches Test Train Car With Seats Removed to Fit 10 More Standing Riders (SFBay)
- Semi Truck Driver Crashes Into Upper Market Funeral Home; Truck Sets Ablaze (Castro Biscuit)
- Pedestrian Seriously Injured by Driver at Great Highway and Lawton (SFGate)
- More on the Reaction From Le Moullac Family and SF Bicycle Coalition to DA’s Decision (SF Appeal)
- Next Wednesday, Annual “Ride of Silence” Returns to the Streets to Remember Killed Cyclists (SFGate)
- News Flash: CA’s Law Against Starting to Cross the Street on a Countdown is Unrealistic (CBS)
- Supes Pass Wiener’s Law Requiring Outreach for AT&T’s Sidewalk Utility Boxes (SF Appeal)
- Wiener Looks to Restore Funding for DPW Street Cleaners (SFGate)
- Pro-Smart Growth Activists Form “Coalition For a Livable Marin” (Greater Marin)
- Bike to Shop Day Arrives in Silicon Valley Saturday (Cyclelicious)
- Nextdoor CEO Nirav Tolia Charged for Freeway Hit-and-Run Near SFO (SF Weekly)
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