Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on October 28, 2014
- Prop L’s David Looman: “The Bike Lobby Thinks They’re Saving the Fucking World” (SF Mag)
- SFGate Bay Bikers Blog Takes Down Prop L, an “Attack on Safe Streets”
- Haight and Hayes Streets to Get Major Sewer Main Replacement and Sidewalk Bulb-Outs (Hoodline)
- SF Public Press Explains the Barriers to Building Transit-Oriented Housing in the Western Neighborhoods
- On One Block in Potrero Hill, Parking Lawlessness Reigns More Than Usual (People Behaving Badly)
- Perla Avina, Oakland Mother of Four, Killed in Road Rage Shooting (CoCo Times, NBC)
- Oakland City Council Considers Plan to Add 4,900 Housing Units Around Lake Merritt BART (Biz Times)
- Silicon Valley Leadership Group Predicts Caltrain Ridership Will Double by 2024 (Green Caltrain)
- Committee Vows to Continue Push for Bringing Rail Back to Dumbarton Bridge (Green Caltrain)
- Cupertino Teenager Killed on Bike by Trucker (NBC); SJSU Student Killed by Drunk Driver (CoCo, CBS)
- Bike/Ped Upgrades Headed to Mill Valley’s Miller Ave (Marin IJ), Richmond Bay Trail Segment (RS)
- CA Bike Fatalities Increasing With Ridership; SFGate Blogger Points to Helmet Use and Drinking
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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