Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on September 19, 2014
- Mayor Lee’s Cryptic Dismissal of Cars-First Prop L: “I’m Not Worried About it” (SFGate)
- SF Celebrates Its Ninth Park(ing) Day Today (CBS)
- Driver Plummets Over Cliff, Crashes into Yellow Taxi Lot in Potrero Hill (KRON)
- Stolen Car Driver Crashes Into Other Driver at Bryant and 18th, is in Critical Condition (Mission Local)
- Haight Street Contra-Flow Bus Lane, Bulb-Outs at Market Street to Be Completed in October (Hoodline)
- SFBC Survey Identifies Embarcadero’s Most Dangerous Intersections, Top Concerns Among Members
- New Cruise Ship Terminal Opens at Pier 27 (SFGate)
- State Insurance, Collision Liability Standards for Uber, Lyft Drivers Signed by Governor Brown (SF Appeal)
- Eight-Car Wreck Closes Eastbound Hwy 80 in Emeryville (SFGate)
- SMART Board Rejects Grand Jury Recommendations on Financial Oversight, Delays (Press Democrat)
- Survey Finds 91 Percent of Marin, Sonoma County Residents Would Use SMART (MarinIJ)
- San Jose Moving Forward With Downtown Ban on Sidewalk Biking (Cyclelicious)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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