Today’s Headlines
- Hit-and-Run Driver Leaves Woman in Her 60s With Fractured Skull at Turk and Taylor (CBS)
- Truck Driver Crashes Into Car Driver, Three Parked Cars, Overturns at 21st and Guerrero (ABC)
- Drivers Complain to SFist After SFMTA Issues 9 Parking Tickets Despite Promises Not to During Storm
- Muni Route Changes Coming to Potrero Hill (PV); Survey Says Neighbors Want a Shuttle (PV)
- “LightRail” Art Installation on Market Street Set to Be Adopted This Week (SocketSite)
- SPUR Overviews How SF, Oakland, and SJ Are Planning to Grow With Less Driving
- New Eastern Bay Bridge Span Still Has 170 Dedicated Full-Time Employees (SFGate)
- Sam Sause, 78, Killed by AC Transit Driver in Alameda (Alamedan, SFGate)
- Undercover CHP Officer Who Pulled Gun at Oakland Protest Was Stopping Highway Blockages (SFGate)
- BART’s $484M Oakland Airport Connector Broke Down on Friday (SFGate, KQED)
- Richmond Program Helps Re-Unite Bike Theft Victims With Their Rides Using Social Media (KQED)
- In San Jose, One District Sees an Unusually High Rate of Traffic Violence (Cyclelicious)
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