Today’s Headlines
- Man Biking With Chest-Strapped Baby Sues SFPD for Arresting and Choking Him, Taking Baby (SFGate)
- Jeep Driver Arrested After Running Light, Hitting Cab at Octavia and Fell, Attempting to Run (NBC, CBS)
- SFMTA Installs Daylighting, Signal Changes at Stockton and Sacramento After Woman Died (SFGate)
- SF Bay Guardian Shuts Doors After 48 Years of Alternative Coverage (SF Weekly, KQED, SF Examiner)
- SF Weekly‘s Joe Eskanazi: Prop A Transpo Bond Language “May” Be Too Permissive and Broad
- Annie Alley in SoMa Under Transformation to Become Pedestrian-Friendly Plaza (SocketSite)
- Private Parking Lots Charge $100 During Giants Games; Most of SF’s Street Parking Still Free (CBS)
- SideCar Acquires Permits to Serve at SFO, Uber and Lyft to Follow (KTVU, SF Examiner)
- BART Unions Won’t Back D4 Director and Bike Advocate Robert Raburn Over Treatment of Strikes (EBX)
- Alameda County’s Transpo Funding Measure BB Gains More Support This Time Around (SFGate)
- After Pedestrian Deaths, Mountain View Seeks Public Input to Make Intersections Safer (Peninsula Press)
- At “Growth Without Gridlock,” Silicon Valley Leaders Talk Traffic Reduction Strategies (PTA)
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