Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on February 12, 2015
- Police Chase Ends in Vehicle Hit-and-Run on 23rd and Potrero (Mission Local)
- SFPD Sergeant Brings the Message to Park Station: Stay Out of Drivers’ Way (Hoodline)
- Plainclothes SFMTA Officers Spotted Cracking Down on Disabled Parking Placard Abuse (Richmond)
- Joe Eskenazi: Free Muni for Moderate-Income Seniors and Disabled Coming, Transit Riders Foot the Bill
- Pac Heights Gas Station on Valuable Land to Be Razed for Fancier Gas Station (SocketSite)
- When President Obama Comes to Town, Traffic Gridlock is Sure to Follow (SFGate)
- After All-Electronic Tolling, Golden Gate Bridge Call Center Service Declines (SF Appeal)
- Bike/Ped Path Approved on Richmond-San Rafael Bridge (SFBay, SFGate)
- Hayward Uses Cheeky Traffic Signs to Tell Drivers to Slow Down, Peds to Look While Crossing (ABC)
- Gina Caudill, 22, Killed After Driving Wrong Way on Highway 880 in Fremont (SFGate)
- Mercury Roadshow Reader: Ban Free Parking to Reduce Car Congestion
- How to Kill Bicycling: CA Senator Wants to Mandate Bike Helmets, High-Visibility Clothing (Cyclelicious)
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