Today’s Headlines
SFMTA to Hold Open House on Upper Market Protected Bike Lanes on Tuesday (SFBike) Group Fights Mission Bay Warriors Arena Because Parking is “Absolutely Ludicrously” Low (Chron) Supervisor Farrell Requests Report on Regulating Private Shuttle Services Like Leap (SF Examiner) Some Bernal Heights Residents Annoyed That “Scoot” Scooter-Share Uses Parking Spots (Bernalwood) Uber Could Launch … Continued
9:00 AM PDT on April 29, 2015
- SFMTA to Hold Open House on Upper Market Protected Bike Lanes on Tuesday (SFBike)
- Group Fights Mission Bay Warriors Arena Because Parking is “Absolutely Ludicrously” Low (Chron)
- Supervisor Farrell Requests Report on Regulating Private Shuttle Services Like Leap (SF Examiner)
- Some Bernal Heights Residents Annoyed That “Scoot” Scooter-Share Uses Parking Spots (Bernalwood)
- Uber Could Launch Food Delivery Service in Bay Area (NBC)
- Muni’s Service Boost on 28-19th Avenue Could Help SF State Students Get to Class (GG Xpress)
- Proposed BART Budget Could Increase Train Service (Examiner); Audit: $10B Needed By 2024 (ABC)
- Sunnyvale Police Say Yanwen Liu, 77, Ran Light When He Was Killed On Bike By Driver (SFGate)
- Large Turnout for Berkeley Open House on Bike Plan Updates (Berkeleyside)
- Palo Alto Looks to Expand Road Diet, Safety Upgrades on Charleston-Arastradero Road Corridor (PA)
- Levi’s Stadium Backs Down on Proposal to Turn Nearby Soccer Field into Parking Lot (Mercury News)
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