Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on January 13, 2015
- City Budget Analyst Report to SFFD: Stop Fighting Bulb-Outs, Get Maneuverable Trucks (SFGate)
- Motorcyclist Killed by Crash at Van Ness and McAllister ID’d as Dakota Caruk, 30 (SFBay)
- GG Bridge Opens to Cars (Examiner); Drivers Distracted by New Barrier Cause Crashes (ABC, CBS)
- Part of Parking Lot at AT&T Ballpark to Be Converted to Pop-Up Beer Garden, Retail Spot (SFGate)
- BART, Muni Riders Celebrate “No Pants Subway Ride” by Stripping Down (SFist)
- Uber Cutting Fares in Cities Around US, but Not SF (Biz Times)
- More Silicon Valley Tech Bus Drivers Want to Join Teamsters Union (USA Today)
- Renderings Show Winning Design Concept for Palo Alto Bike/Ped Bridge Over 101 (Dezeen)
- Driver Kills Saul Reyes, 22, in Sunnyvale (SFGate); Caltrain Victim ID’d as Max Heffernan, 15 (ABC)
- Sideshow Closes I-880 in Oakland; Participants Throw Rocks at Police (ABC)
- AC Transit Plans to Increase Weekend Service, Reroute Some Bus Lines (SFBay)
- Hwy 1 Near Muir Beach Getting $2.5M in Repairs for Washed-Out Section (Marin IJ)
- CAHSR Authority Chairman: High-Speed Rail “Will Generate Positive Income” (CBS)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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