Today’s Headlines
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8:54 AM PST on November 11, 2014
- Could Planning Commission Pres Fill Chiu’s Supe Seat? (Examiner); Avalos: Ed Lee is “Beatable” (CBS)
- The Hairball Still Sucks, and There Still Aren’t Any Plans to Change it (Potrero View)
- Jarrett Walker Backs Muni’s Efforts to Replace Stop Signs With Transit-Priority Signals (Human Transit)
- SFMTA Planner and Fellow Muni Riders Help Child Get Stolen Phone Back (SFGate)
- SFMTA Explains How NextMuni GPS Works (Moving SF)
- “Chariot” Crowdsources Private Shuttle Routes Muni Doesn’t Serve (TechCrunch)
- SF Weekly‘s Joe Eskenazi Reminds Everyone that Meters Still Work on Veteran’s Day
- SPUR: Urbanism Triumphed in Bay Area Elections
- VTA to Delay Funding Application for Santa Clara BART Stations; Community Meetings Coming (GC)
- New VTA Report Shows El Camino Real BRT Could Be Almost as Fast as Driving (Peninsula)
- Man Sought After Pulling Gun During Parking Lot Road-Rage Incident in Palo Alto (NBC)
- CAHSR Construction Will Proceed, Despite Worries Over Republican Majority in Congress (KQED)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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