Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on March 27, 2015
- SFBC Challenges SFPD’s Blaming of Charles Vinson, 66, in His Fatal Bike Crash (SF Examiner)
- SFBike Seeks Nominees for This Year’s Bike-Friendly Business Award
- Christian Science Monitor: Is “Leap” Transit Widening Gap Between Rich and Poor?
- Urban Life Signs Readers Weigh in On Second Transbay BART Tube’s Potential Aligments
- Two Injured After 70-Year-Old Driver Crashes SUV Into 7-11 Store in Daly City (KTVU)
- VTA to Increase Train, Bus Service for Sunday’s WrestleMania at Levi’s Stadium (Mercury News)
- #1 Reason Berkeley is the “Best College Town”? Transit (Daily Californian)
- San Rafael Driver Knocks Down Power Pole on East Francisco Boulevard (Marin IJ)
- Man Struck on Hwy 580 in Livermore (ABC); Tour Bus Catches Fire on Hwy 101 in Menlo Park (KRON)
- CityLab: Denser Development Around CA High-Speed Rail Will Curb Water Usage
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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