Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on October 10, 2014
- Three Cyclists Attacked by Bike Thieves on Panhandle (Hoodline, SFGate); SFBC Calls for Enforcement
- Assembly Candidates David Chiu, David Campos Spar Over Record on Transit Funding (BAR)
- More on the Pedestrian Safety Measures Touted on Walk and Roll to School Day (SF Appeal)
- Uber, Lyft, Yellow Cab Each Receive “F” Rating From Better Business Bureau (Biz Times)
- 1940 Proposal Would Have Replaced Cable Cars with Open-Top Buses (Curbed SF)
- SFMTA’s Ed Reiskin, Sup. Jane Kim Urge Caltrain and CAHSRA to Build Compatible System (GC)
- Caltrain to Repair Bridges for Seismic Safety (Examiner); Palo Alto Trench Could Cost $1B (Mercury)
- GG Bridge Bus Workers to Strike Next Friday (ABC, KQED, SF Examiner)
- SFBG Interviews BART Board Director James Fang, Challenger Nick Josefowitz
- SPUR Report Says Boosting Regional Transit is One Key to a More Inclusive SF (CityLab)
- BART Board Approves Funding For Construction of Pittsburg City Center Station (CBS)
- Transit-Rich Uptown Oakland Makes APA’s List of “Great Neighborhoods” (Biz Times, SFGate)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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