Today’s Headlines
- Driver Hits Three Cyclists at Fell and Scott and Flees; SUV Found in South City (ABC, SFGate, Hoodline)
- Driver Crashes Into Office Building at Broadway and Battery, Snarling Traffic (Hoodline)
- Package of “Muni Forward” Upgrades and Route Name Changes Coming April 25 (SFGate 1, 2)
- More on Bay Area Bike Share’s Expansion (SFGate, East Bay Express)
- More on Zendrive’s Bike Crash Data: SoMa is SF’s “Traffic Sewer,” Says SFBC’s Budnick (CBS)
- DPW Makes Neighbor Remove Sidewalk Swing in Inner Sunset After One Complaint (Hoodline)
- McCoppin Hub Plaza Suddenly Fenced Off, Apparently for Landscaping and Irrigation Work (SocketSite)
- City Attorney Investigating Ethics Concerns in Muni Security Contract (SF Examiner)
- Police Arrest Man Suspected of Pushing Man Into Muni Train at Civic Center Station (Chronicle)
- More on Sup. Avalos’ Concerns Over Fine-Based Drivers Licence Suspensions (KQED)
- Caltrain Negotiates With MTC, CAHSRA for Possible Early Upgrades to Boost Capacity (Caltrain)
- Caltrain Looks for Ways to Stem the Rising Tide of Deaths on Tracks (ABC)
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