Today’s Headlines
- Muni Operators Union and SFMTA Reach Tentative Labor Contract Agreement (SF Examiner, SFGate)
- SF Bicycle Coalition Teaches Genentech Shuttle Operators How to Share Streets Safely (SF Examiner)
- Unlike MonkeyParking, “ParkModo” App Heeds City Attorney’s Order to Stop Selling Parking Spots (Biz)
- Caltrans to Close Highway 280 in SF for Construction From Wednesday to Monday (KTVU)
- BART Looks to Remodel Powell Station (SFist)
- AC Transit Ends Paper Transfers, Introduces $5 Day Passes, Clipper Discount (SFGate, CoCo Times)
- Intoxicated Caltrain Rider Assaults Train Operators (Mercury News)
- San Mateo Driver Crashes Into Gas Pump, Causing Street Closure for Cleanup (ABC, CBS)
- More on the Recent Settlement of Lawsuits Against Plan Bay Area (Marin IJ)
- Greater Marin Op-Ed Urges San Rafael to Adopt Vision Zero (Marin IJ)
- Drivers Kill Elderly Man Walking in Hayward (SFGate), Pedestrian on Highway 4 in Antioch (CBS)
- Crash That Killed Mother, Daughter in Car Highlights Poor Visibility on Concord Road (KTVU)
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