Today’s Headlines
- SF’s First Block of Raised Bike Lane to Be Included as Part of Mission/Valencia Plaza Project (SFBC)
- Earthquake Causes Roads to Buckle; Amtrak, ACE Briefly Suspend Trains (SFGate, SF Examiner, CBS)
- SF, BART Could Do a Better Job of Making Transit Easy for Tourists to Navigate (SFGate)
- Lorysha Gage to Return to Court on Charges for Leaving Niece, Mi’yana Gregory in Crosswalk (Exam)
- SFPUC to Unveil Final Designs for Rain Gardens, Bike/Ped Upgrades Near Baker Beach (Richmond)
- Curbed SF Complains That More Parking Didn’t Somehow Appear With Fort Mason Pier’s Renovation
- CHP Pursues Drivers Shown in Youtube Videos Doing “Sideshows” On GG Bridge, Waldo Tunnel (PBB)
- Reduction in Toll Takers on Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Blamed for Car Backups (CBS)
- San Rafael Asks if Residents Want “Quiet Zones” for SMART Trains to Mute Horns (Marin IJ)
- State Requires Google’s Self-Driving Cars to Include Steering Wheels (WSJ, SF Business Times)
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