Today’s Headlines
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8:17 AM PDT on September 29, 2014
- Sup. Scott Weiner Calls Hearing to Address Near-Term Muni Light Rail Fixes (SF Examiner)
- Feds Give SFMTA $9M to Buy 12 New Muni Buses (KTVU)
- Five Years After Google Buses Arrived In Noe Valley, Do Pros Outweigh Cons?
- California PUC Hearing Will Reevaluate Regulations on Ride-Share Companies (Biz Times)
- Taxi Companies Prepare for Slow Business This Winter (SF Examiner)
- Anonymous Man in Safety Vest Directs Traffic at 3rd and Howard (SFist)
- More on Collision that Ended High-Speed Chase Through Downtown SF (SF Appeal, Daily Journal)
- Sunday Streets in Excelsior Welcomed by Some Neighbors (SFGate)
- New Bay Bridge Already Corroding? (SFGate); People Behaving Badly: Tourists Drive GoCar on Bridge
- GG Bridge District Strike Means Crowded Buses, Bridge Traffic (ABC, CBS)
- Van Driver, Passenger Killed After Crashing into SamTrans Bus in San Mateo (ABC, KRON, SF Examiner)
- Oakland Wins $3.2 Million Grant For Bike/Pedestrian Bridge at Lake Merritt (East Bay Express)
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