Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on August 18, 2014
- Mi’yana Gregory, 2, Killed by Hit-and-Run Driver at Mission and Fifth; Vigil Held (KTVU, ABC, SFGate)
- Life Support Removed for Zachary Watson, Hit on Sidewalk in Stolen Car Wreck (SFGate)
- Man Hailing Cab at Mission and 24th Hit by Driver While Police Conduct Pedestrian Sting Nearby (ABC)
- Two People Riding One Bicycle Seriously Injured by FedEx Truck Driver at Market and Kearny (CBS)
- SFPD Says It’ll Beef Up Traffic Enforcement Around Schools as Kids Go Back This Week (Walk SF)
- Assemblyman Ammiano, Other Democrats Suddenly Oppose Charging for Disabled Parking (SFGate)
- SF Examiner Looks at the State of Fare Enforcement on Muni
- Transit-Oriented Redevelopments Move Forward in ParkMerced (SFGate), at Transbay Center (ABC)
- One Last Traffic Jam Sends Off Car-Oriented Candlestick Park at Paul McCartney Concert (SFGate)
- Chronicle Reporters Race by Car, Transit to Levi’s Stadium (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6); 49ers Add Bike Info (Cycle)
- Tech Bus Drivers Get Meager Wages for Tiring Work (USA Today)
- Two-Year-Old Anijah Walker Killed by Driver in Oakland Parking Lot (SFGate)
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