Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on September 22, 2014
- Driver Arrested for Killing Pei Fong Yim, 78, in Crosswalk North of Stockton Tunnel (KTVU, ABC)
- Woman Drives With Parking Control Officer on Hood, Almost Entering Central Freeway (Hoodline)
- Car Flipped on Oak at Divisadero; SFPD Officer: “An Accident is All it Was” (Hoodline)
- Pedestrian, Muni Rider Injured After 71 Bus Driver Hits Person Walking at Market and Seventh (Appeal)
- Mayor Signs Contract for New Muni Trains (SFGate, CBS); Current Trains Used to Collect Data (Exam)
- Park(ing) Day Returns (Curbed, CBS), But it May Be Vanishing in the Age of Parklets (Mission Local)
- The Richmond’s First On-Street Car-Share Parking Spaces Are Being Installed (Richmond SF)
- Many of SFMTA’s Parking Meters Still Say Parking is Not Free on Sundays (CBS)
- Update on the Castro Street Revamp (Hoodline); Sidewalks to Feature Castro History Facts (BAR)
- Why Castro Street Was Connected to Divisadero Street (Hoodline)
- Perspectives From Oakland and Berkeley on CA’s New Three-Foot Bike Passing Law (Oakland North)
- Man Killed by Driver in South SF While Walking on Road Without Sidewalks or Lights (KTVU)
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