Today’s Headlines
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9:00 AM PDT on August 13, 2014
- More on Leah Shahum Leaving the SF Bicycle Coalition (SFGate, SFBG, SF Examiner)
- 375 Muni Operators Still Haven’t Submitted Doctor’s Notes for “Sickout” (SF Chronicle)
- Rep. Nancy Pelosi Touts Jobs Created by Central Subway Construction (CBS, SF Examiner)
- Supes Farrell and Wiener Weigh in on Accommodating Transportation in a Growing City (Marina Times)
- Proposed 13-Story Building at Mission and 9th Could Come With “Living Alley” (SocketSite)
- Check Out Photos of Hayes Valley When the Central Freeway Was Being Torn Down (Bold Italic)
- KQED Forum Discusses the “War” Between Uber and Lyft
- Mission Local Finds Valencia “Oddly Empty of Tech Buses” One Morning
- Alameda Locals Want Tech Bus Regulations Similar to SF’s Pilot Program (Alamedan)
- Property Managers in San Mateo County Starting to Get That Workers Don’t Want to Drive (PTA)
- San Mateo Bridge Closed for Four Hours After Multi-Truck Collision, Oil Spill (KTVU)
- Caltrain Electrification Funding More Certain From California CAHSR Court Ruling on Bonds (SMDJ)
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