Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on April 13, 2015
- Robbers Fleeing Cops in Car Hit Two, Killing Woman (ABC, SFGate); SFPD Chief Defends Chase (KTVU)
- UCSF Shuttle Driver Reportedly Passes Out, Hits Parked Cars on Opposite Side of Stanyan (Hoodline)
- Scenes From This Weekend’s Market Street Prototyping Festival (Curbed)
- Willie Brown to Dianne Feinstein: SF Traffic is “Gridlocked” Because Bike Lanes (SF Chronicle)
- Off-Duty Sheriff’s Deputy Won’t Be Charged for Allegedly Pulling Out Gun Over Fender Tap (Examiner)
- SFMTA Official on Leap, Chariot: Better Alternatives to Driving Put Us on the Right Path (CNET)
- More on CA Senator Dropping Mandatory Bike Helmet Bill From KQED‘s Bryan Goebel
- Bike Rider Killed By Amtrak in Oakland (SFGate); Milpitas Driver Hits Cyclist, Golfland (NBC)
- DUI Driver in Richmond Flees Police, Hits Car and Kills Occupant (NBC)
- Menlo Park Planning Commission Recommends Bike Lanes on El Camino Real (Almanac)
- VTA May Let More Palo Alto Employers Provide Discounted Transit Passes (Green Caltrain)
- CA Cell Phone Driving Tickets Dropped 25 Percent Over Three Years and No One Knows Why (CoCo)
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