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    • Supervisors Reject Appeal for CEQA Review of Sunday Parking Meter Repeal (SF Examiner, SFBay)
    • Driver Injures 12-Year-Old Child at Valencia and 24th Streets (SFGate)
    • Driver Who Ran Over Sleeping Homeless Man in SoMa Charged With DUI, Veh. Manslaughter (KTVU)
    • SF Planning Commission Adopts Vision Zero Resolution (SFBC)
    • How Do Cities Look Beyond Pedestrian Danger "Hot Spots"? SFDPH is Leading the Way (Next City)
    • SFMTA, Muni Union Still at Impasse Over Labor Contract (KQED)
    • SFMTA to Hold Open House Monday on Haight Street Transit Upgrades for Muni 71 (Hoodline)
    • Panhandle Bike/Ped Path Hasn't Been Paved Since 2003 (PPS)
    • SF Public Press Launches Kickstarter Campaign for Cargo Bike Newspaper Delivery (Mission Local)
    • SJ Council Approves Diridon Area Plan, Says Sharks Won't Have Parking Veto, Revives Creek Plan (PTA)
    • Sausalito Looks to Restrict Growing Tour Bus Traffic (CBS, People Behaving Badly)
    • Wrong-Way Motorcyclist at GG Bridge Toll Plaza Confronts Stanley Roberts, Gets Caught by Cops

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