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8:57 AM PDT on September 11, 2014
- Mayor-Funded BeyondChron Editor Campaigns Against Muni-Funding Prop B in SF Examiner Op-Ed
- Mother, Son Sentenced to Community Service for Disabled Parking Placard Fraud (SFGate, CBS)
- Woman Jumps in Front of Muni Train at Van Ness Station, Survives (ABC, SF Examiner)
- Commenters Suspicious of New SFMTA Blog (Weekly); Muni Employee Arrested for Stealing Gas (Exam)
- Mission Bike Shop Owners Report More Competition in Recent Years (Mission Local)
- CA’s New 3-Foot Bike Passing Law Goes Into Effect Tuesday (NBC, Streetsblog LA)
- Uber Sued for Service Dog Discrimination (Exam); Berkeley Considers Ride-Share Regs (Berkeleyside)
- More on BART’s Train Rehabs and Crowding (ABC, CBS), Labor Negotiations Report (KQED, SFBG)
- Curb-Jumping San Mateo Driver Slams Into Special Needs Students Walking on Field Trip (ABC, KRON)
- Parking Permit Zones in the Works in Downtown Palo Alto (PAO), San Mateo Near Caltrain (Daily Journal)
- South SF to Remove Red-Light Cameras After Technical, Administrative Errors (Daily Journal)
- SJ Proposes Sidewalk Biking Ban (Cyclelicious); Mill Valley Police Put Bike Speed Monitor on Trail (PBB)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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