Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on June 3, 2014
- Muni “Sick-Out” Cuts Two-Thirds of Fleet; (SFGate, Exam, KQED, ABC); Reiskin Apologizes (SFBay)
- Artists Plan to Install Lights on Market’s Overhead Muni Wires That Follow Subway Trains (SocketSite)
- Bike Traffic on Fell Has Increased 46 Percent Since Curbside Buffered Bike Lane Was Installed (CityLab)
- Manager of SFPD’s “Bait Bike” Program Wants to Camp Out in Your Garage (Business Insider)
- Upper Haight Streetscape Design Open House Planned Next Week (Hoodline)
- Stanley Roberts Catches Bay Bridge Carpool Cheaters; Oakland Mayor Quan Using Phone While Driving
- NBC Catches Uber, Lyft Drivers Picking Up Passengers at SFO Illegally
- $1.2B Has Failed to Fix Highway 101 Congestion on the Peninsula — Time for Congestion Pricing (Merc)
- Settlement Reached Between Menlo Park Driver and Family of Boys He Crushed on Sidewalk (Almanac)
- Palo Alto Council Gives Up on Plan to Allow Expanded Building Setbacks on El Camino Real Sidewalks
- Get Out and Vote: Cyclelicious Lists California-Wide Bike-Friendly Candidate Endorsements
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