Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on August 21, 2014
- Driver Runs Red Light, Crashes Into Van at Oak and Octavia; Three Injured (Hoodline)
- Muni 71 Bus and CPMC Shuttle Crash at Haight and Scott Streets (Hoodline)
- Family of Crash Victim Mi’Yana Gregory, 2, Launches Fundraiser for Funeral (SF Weekly, KTVU)
- SFBG “Street Fight” Columnist Jason Henderson on Prop L, Amtrak, Portland, and Bike Touring
- Creator of App That Fights Parking Tickets Complains SF’s Parking Rules Are “Unethical” (SFBG)
- Bike Service That Delivers Leftover Food to Clinics Gets More Business From Tech Companies (SFGate)
- Arizmendi Launches Indiegogo Campaign for Second Parklet at Its Bakery on Valencia (Mission Local)
- Transit-Oriented Development in the Avenues Envisioned in the “Sunset Blueprint” (Curbed)
- BART Civic Center Station Stairs Still Littered With Poop (SFGate); BART SJ Extension Funded (KTVU)
- Caltrain Takes a Closer Look at Level Platform Boarding (Green Caltrain)
- East Bay Officials Celebrate New Trail From Concord to Pleasanton, Pitch Transpo Measure BB (PW)
- More on the Pedestrian and Bike Projects to Be Funded by CA’s Active Transportation Program (GJEL)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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