Today’s Headlines
- Driver Critically Injures Man at Second and Folsom Streets, Flees Then Calls Police (CBS)
- More on the 53-Year-Old Man Killed by a DUI Driver on Great Highway While on Skateboard (CBS)
- SFMTA Proposes Safety Measures Around Octavia Boulevard in Hayes Valley (Hoodline)
- Fisherman’s Wharf Business Survey: 261 Employees Have Quit Due to Bad Transit Access (SF Examiner)
- Reiskin: Most Drivers Won’t Notice More Car Restrictions on Market Street Since Few Use it (CBS)
- More Subway-Oriented Towers Proposed to Spring Up at Van Ness (Biz), Moscone Stations (SocketSite)
- How the Sunset Tunnel Came to Link the N-Judah to SF’s Western Dunes (Hoodline)
- SF Chronicle Lauds Proposal for Second Transbay BART Tube: “It’s Time to Offer Weary Riders Hope”
- BART and Bike East Bay Dole Out Anti-Bike Theft Tips at Stations (SFBay)
- Jose Rosell, 78, Killed by Driver in Daly City (KTVU, CBS); Among Other Bay Area Victims (SFGate)
- More Protests Take Over Streets and Freeways in SF, Oakland, and Berkeley (SFGate 1, 2, ABC, M Local)
- SFPD: People Cannot Save a Parking Spot by Standing in it Because of Pedestrian Yield Law (CBS)
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