Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on March 31, 2015
- 72-Year-Old Man Struck by Driver at Pacific and Hyde, Suffers Serious Head Trauma (ABC)
- Driver Crashes Into Pole at Haight and Webster After Fleeing Altercation (Hoodline)
- Company Maps SF Streets Where Bicyclists Most Often at Risk From Distracted Drivers (Chron, KQED)
- …Stanley Roberts is On the Case
- SPUR Study Recommends Steps Toward More “Seamless” Transit in the Bay Area (SFGate)
- New MTC “Vital Signs” Data Shows Bay Area Failing to Build Enough Housing Near Jobs (Reporter)
- Ethics Concerns Raised Over Muni Security Guard Contract (SF Examiner)
- Aaron Peskin to Challenge D3 Supervisor Julie Christensen to Reclaim His Old Seat (SFGate, Examiner)
- Man Recovers Stolen “Smart Bike” Using Built-In Tracking Technology (SF Weekly)
- VTA Retains Frequent Service on One Airport Bus Line, But a New Line Would Run Every 30 Min (GC)
- BART Track Repairs to Halt Service Between Fruitvale and Coliseum This Weekend (KRON)
- Alameda Poised to Allow car2go, the One-Way On-Street Car-Sharing Service (Alamedan)
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