Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on February 4, 2015
- Sup. Yee Moves Forward With Legislation to Ban Tour Bus Drivers From Narrating (SF Examiner)
- Mission SFPD Sergeant to Walkers: “Don’t Rely on the Motorists to Obey the Law” (Mission Local)
- Ocean Avenue Streetscape Improvements Get Detailed Design, Set to Come This Year (SocketSite)
- ABAG to Pay City $1.3M in Development Streetscape Funds Allegedly Embezzled By Official (Examiner)
- Hearing Set for Proposal to Let Developers Pay Fee in Lieu of Creating Public Spaces (Barbary Coast)
- Lyft to Be Fined for Un-Permitted Sidewalk Stencil Advertisements (SF Examiner)
- CityLab: Google’s Venture Into Ride-Hail App Service Could Create Intense Competition
- “Fixed” App, Which Fights Parking Tickets, Expands to Oakland (TechCrunch)
- BART Extension to San Jose Gets Funding Boost From New Federal Transportation Budget (KTVU)
- BART Responds to Customer Dissatisfaction By Proposing Near-Term Solutions (SFist)
- CityLab Showcases Great Photos of Bay Bridge’s East Span Construction
- Mountain View City Council OKs Development of North Bayshore Near Google (Peninsula)
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