Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on April 1, 2015
- Red Light-Running Driver Hits SFPD Driver at Eighth and Harrison (CBS)
- Few 311 Complaints to Fix Roads on Bike Routes Known to Be Addressed (SF Examiner)
- Supes to Vote on Ban for Tour Bus Driver Narration on April 6 (KTVU)
- SF’s Parklet Program Continues to Grow, Inspiring Cities Around the World (SF Chronicle)
- Supes Delay Vote on Muni Security Contract After Ethics Concerns Are Raised (SF Examiner)
- Marina Residents Concerned Over Traffic at Hearing on Alcatraz Ferry Move to Fort Mason (SFGate)
- Petition Seeks to Remove Parking on Block of Eddy Street to Deter Drug Deals in Tenderloin (Weekly)
- SF, San Jose Traffic Jams Rank Second- and Sixth-Worst in New National Poll (Mercury News)
- Man Killed on Tracks at Richmond BART Station (SFGate)
- Woman Killed By Driver While Jogging in Vallejo at Intersection Where Boy Was Killed (ABC)
- Stanley Roberts Shames People Not Using Far Crosswalks at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
- New Bike App: “See What it Would Look Like if Your City Was Engineered for Your Safety” (Mission)
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Stan Parkford is a graduate of the Urban Studies and Planning Department at SF State University.
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