Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on February 18, 2015
- New Supervisor Christensen Wants Wider Sidewalks on Chinatown’s Stockton Street (SF Chronicle)
- Man Run Over By Driver in Chinatown Parking Lot During Group Fight (SF Examiner)
- SF General Hospital Officials: We Need Lots and Lots More Parking (SF Examiner)
- More Bay Area Taxis Adding Onboard Cameras; Light-Running SFPD Driver Captured Hitting Cab (NBC)
- Some Drivers Confused by Geary’s New Transit Priority Signals Stop for Ped Countdown (Richmond)
- Why Don’t the Avenues See More Housing Development? Poor Transportation Options (SF Examiner)
- Jane Warner Plaza to Get Redesigned After Concerns Over Appearance, User Behavior (Hoodline)
- Sewer Replacement, Streetscape Construction Delayed on Hayes and Haight Streets (Hoodline)
- Mission Local Joins SFTRU’s “PUBlic Transit Crawl,” GG Xpress Interviews SFSU Shuttle Drivers
- BART to Get $5M to Develop Technology to Stop Trains When Workers Are on Tracks (CBS)
- VTA to Host Public Meeting to Outline Plans for BART’s San Jose Extension Phase II (NBC)
- Caltrain Staff Says Regional Transit Fare Integration Won’t Be a Major Part of “Clipper 2.0” (GC)
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