Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on February 3, 2015
- Under-Staffed Pavement to Parks Program Struggles to Meet Demand for Public Space (SF Examiner)
- Castro Residents Say Jane Warner Plaza Sees Increasing Bad Behavior (KTVU)
- Helmet Cam Video Shows Red Light-Running Driver Hitting Motorcyclist Who Lands on His Feet (SFist)
- ABAG Official Accused of Stealing $1.3M in Streetscape Funds Bought $1.5M Beach House (SFGate)
- ABAG Insurance May Cover Lost Funds (Biz)
- Wider Sidewalks, Bike Corrals Planned for Contentious Development at 16th Street BART (SocketSite)
- Urban Life Signs: Alignment for Second Transbay BART Tube Along Third, Geary Streets is Most Desired
- Judge Says “Ride-Share” Drivers Should Be Employees (Biz); Lyft Stencils Ads on Sidewalks (Hoodline)
- SMART Larkspur Extension Could Be Funded By President’s New Federal Transpo Budget (Marin IJ)
- U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx Shares His Transportation Vision at Google (Mercury, ABC)
- San Bruno, Millbrae Police Target Distracted Driving, Issue More Than 50 Citations (SFBay)
- Bay Area Traffic Congestion May Be the Most Predictable in the Country (Mercury News)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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