Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on November 10, 2014
- Safe Streets Advocates Rally at City Hall (SFBay, Goebel, SFGate, NBC), Call for Tour Driver Regs (CBS)
- Passage of Props A and B to Boost Muni; Prop L Backer “Not Surprised” it Failed (SF Examiner)
- Muni Buses Suffered $140,000 in Damage From World Series Rioters (SF Examiner)
- Transbay Transit Center Construction Clears Ground Level (CBS)
- 3-Ft Bike Passing Law Said to Spread Awareness in Marin, Has Been Used in Two SF Cases (Marin IJ)
- People Behaving Badly: SF Neighbors Paint Fake Red Curb Zones Near Private Driveways
- Flywheel Coffee to Pursue Parklet on Stanyan (HL); Castro Merchants Protect Rainbow Crosswalks (HL)
- Draft EIR Released for Potrero Public Housing Redevelopment Set to Build a New Street Grid (Curbed)
- GG Bridge Movable Barrier Work Squeezes Traffic (NBC); Wrong-Way Driver on Bay Bridge (SFBay)
- East Bay BRT Gets Federal Grant (KTVU, SFGate); Oakland Airport Connector to Open Nov 22 (ABC)
- Caltrain Electrification Delayed Two Years to 2021; Costs Go Up (Green Caltrain, SM Daily, Examiner)
- Half Moon Bay Residents Protest Extended Closure of Corroded Bike/Ped Bridge (SF Examiner)
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