Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog USA
8:55 AM PDT on May 16, 2014
- Police Seek Hit-and-Run Driver Who Hit Man Delivering Beer at Shotwell and 24th (ABC)
- More on the Fiery Big Rig Crash on Upper Market (Exam); Drivers Fail on the Wiggle (Hoodline)
- SFPD Officer Sued for Spitting in PCO’s Face After Driving Drunk, Nearly Hitting Her (SFGate)
- DA Gascón to Charge Driver in Sunset/Yorba Death (KTVU); CBS Gasps at Time, Expense of Signal
- Paratransit Drivers Union Rejects Contract, Could Strike (ABC)
- Controversial Contract for More Muni Bus Ad Wraps Passes Supervisors Committee (SFBay)
- More on the Muni Car With Removed Seats (Examiner); Sunday Meters CEQA Appeal (Examiner)
- 1960s Transit Planners Dreamed of a BART-Like Subway System Called “Muni Rapid” (Muni Diaries)
- Marin County Transit District to Get New Manager: Consultant Nancy Whelan (Marin IJ)
- Green Caltrain Lists the Ways the System Could Increase Capacity Now
- Person Killed on BART Tracks at Pleasant Hill Station (ABC)
- Get Ready to Connect Your Bike Lock to Wi-Fi (ABC, NPR)
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