Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on September 10, 2014
- Transbay Developers Agree to Original Tax Rate Over Longer Time; Vote Postponed (SFGate)
- Former Sup. Chris Daly: Transbay Developers Have a History of “Bait-and-Switch” Stunts (Examiner)
- Why Are Muni Riders Paying a Quarter More While Drivers Get Free Sunday Parking? (SF Weekly)
- F-Market Streetcar Collides With Tour Bus at Market and Stuart Streets (SFGate, NBC)
- Chronicle‘s John King Admires SF’s Pocket Parks and Plazas Converted From “Scrap” Space
- Parking Restrictions on Large Vehicles Push Homeless-Owned RVs Into Potrero Hill (CBS)
- More Than Usual, BART Train Cars Out of Service For Maintenance, Causing More Crowding (SFGate)
- Consultant Report to BART: Start Labor Talks Earlier to Avoid Strikes (SFGate, SF Examiner)
- BART Oakland Airport Connector’s $6 Fare Fine With Some Mercury Roadshow Readers
- Caltrain Seeks Public Input for Design of Future Electric Trains (SM Daily Journal)
- People Behaving Badly: Google Bikes Being Found Far From Company Headquarters
- Bike-Ped Bridge Over Tracks Funded in Santa Rosa (CBS); Palo Alto Opens Design Contest for Bridge
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