Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on June 4, 2014
- Muni “Sickout” Continues (SFGate, ABC, CBS, Examiner); More Drivers Could Return Today (KTVU)
- Supes Call for End (Exam); Chamber of Commerce Calls on Mayor to Use Influence (Biz Times)
- Union Denies Responsibility (Appeal); 720 Drivers Out Monday (Weekly); Bonuses for Rest (Weekly)
- Voters Approve Prop B, Restricting Development Heights on the Waterfront (SFGate, Exam, Biz Times)
- SFBay Tells Stories of Bike Crash Survivors on Interactive Map
- Sup. Wiener Blocks AT&T Sidewalk Utility Boxes, Pushes for Beautification Treatments (SF Weekly)
- Drunk Driver Who Pinned Man at Gas Station Pleads Not Guilty; Victim Still Critical (SF Appeal)
- Oakland Mayor Jean Quan Caught Using Phone While Driving a Second Time (KRON)
- Vallejo Man a Committed Advocate for Better Bike Paths Statewide (Times Herald)
- SPUR Explains the Importance of Ground Floor Building Design in the Pedestrian Realm
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