Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on March 6, 2015
- Op-Ed: Will Legalizing Private Shuttles at Bus Stops Bring More Delays for Muni? (SF Chronicle)
- Planters at Castro’s Jane Warner Plaza to Be Downsized After Complaints About “Bad Behavior” (BAR)
- Last Land Parcel Opened By Central Freeway’s Removal to Become Car-Free Housing (SocketSite)
- Bernal Heights Park to Get Crosswalk, Stop Sign Along Eastern Side (Bernalwood)
- SFMTA Staff Parks in Front of Unused Driveway Where Woman Was Ticketed (CBS)
- BART Board Director Nick Josefowitz on the Future of Balboa Park Station (Ingleside Light)
- BART Releases New Transit-Riding Etiquette Posters and Video (Muni Diaries)
- GJEL: Now That BART’s 19th St Bike Station is Open, Where’s the Protected Bike Lane?
- Richmond Ferry Terminal Project Gets Approval, Advancing Plans for Service to SF (CBS)
- San Jose’s Willow Glen Road Gets Road Diet: Some Love it, Some Complain (NBC)
- $500M Port of Oakland Center Promises to Take Freight Trucks Off Road With Rail (Inside Bay Area)
- Assemblyman Proposes Bill to Require Stricter Background Checks for Ride-Hail App Drivers (Biz Times)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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