Today’s Headlines
- Driver Veers Off Highway 80 Ramp Into Homeless Encampment at Fifth and Harrison (SFBay)
- Van Ness Ave to Close to Traffic This Weekend for CPMC Hospital Tunnel Construction (ABC)
- SFMTA to Install 28 Electronic Bike Lockers at Four Sites By January 2017 (SF Examiner)
- Jon Orcutt: SF Bike-Share Poised to Be Largest Per Capita in U.S.; More Coverage (KQED, Weekly, Merc)
- “Muni Forward” Upgrades Will Be Biggest Expansion in Decades (Exam, CBS); SF Chronicle Applauds
- Muni Operator Gets Job Back After Being Accused of Tampering With Bus Camera (SFGate)
- SFPUC Looks to Expand Pedestrian-Scaled Lighting in the Tenderloin (Hoodline)
- BART Track Replacement Way Overdue (Chron); First Weekend of Coliseum Track Closures (ABC)
- AC Transit’s “Intimidating” Chief the Latest to Be Removed in Last Few Years (Chronicle, Bay Area)
- Tower Proposed Next to Caltrain in SoMa (Biz); San Mateo Development the “Next Hayes Valley”? (Biz)
- Palo Alto Proposes Cameras Along Caltrain Tracks to Fight Rash of Student Suicides (Mercury)
- Lincoln Ave Road Diet in San Jose’s Willow Glen Gets Mixed Reviews in Its First Month (Mercury)
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