Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on August 8, 2014
- Muni to Beef Up Service to Golden Gate Park for Outside Lands Festival This Weekend (SFGate)
- SFPD Chief Greg Suhr: SFPD Never “Takes Care” of Mayor Ed Lee’s Parking Tickets (SFGate)
- City to Crackdown on Businesses Not Complying With Commuter Benefits Program (SF Examiner)
- Tech Buses Use Valencia Median As to Park During Morning Commute Hours (48 Hills)
- Luxor Cab Driver Arrested for Abusing Paratransit Discount Card System (SF Examiner, SFGate)
- SF Design Firm’s Entry for Urban Bike Design Contest is Flexible for Hills and Cargo Carriers (TC)
- GJEL: Poor Cities See Highest Pedestrian Deaths Like Fairfield, Stockton, and Antioch
- BART Track Crossing at Warren Avenue for Future Extension in Fremont to Re-Open on Monday (ABC)
- Marin Sheriff’s Office to Display Recovered Stolen Bikes for Owners to Reclaim (Marin IJ)
- Tour de Peninsula Allows Cyclists to Enjoy San Mateo’s “Majestic Landscape” Car-Free (Examiner.com)
- How to “Save Menlo”? Save Caltrain, Says Almanac Columnist
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