Today’s Headlines
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9:07 AM PDT on May 4, 2015
- Mayor, Supes Wiener and Breed to Announce Increased General Fund Share for Muni (SF Examiner)
- Muni Tests Three-Bike Bus Racks on Hilly Routes (SFMTA, SFBay)
- North Beach Neighbors President Doesn’t Believe Bulb-Outs Make Streets Safer (Hoodline)
- More on the Hardball Campaign to Grab Land From the Mission Bay Warriors Arena for UCSF (Chronicle)
- Caltrain’s New Online “Bike Bump” Form to Alert Riders When Trains Are Reported Full (SF Examiner)
- Palo Alto to Test Camera System to Warn Caltrain of People on Tracks (Mercury News, NBC)
- San Mateo to Add Eight Car-Share Pods (SM Daily Journal)
- San Jose to Unveil Plan to Pursue Vision Zero, Curb Driving (Mercury News)
- Milpitas Truck Driver Hits Three-Year-Old Boy, Flees (ABC)
- Drunk Livermore Driver Crashes Into Apartment Building, Killing Mother and Baby (ABC, CBS)
- Bay Point Driver Backs Up Into Nine People in Parking Lot, Killing One (ABC)
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