Today’s Headlines
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9:27 AM PDT on June 24, 2015
- 22-Day Muni Challenge: Minimal Participation From Mayor Lee (Examiner), Sup. Cohen (D10)
- SFPD Finds Stolen Vehicle Used in Double Ped Hit-and-Run at Golden Gate and Leavenworth (Appeal)
- SFBC: Police Must Investigate Bike/Ped Crashes, When Victims Are More Likely to Be Unconscious
- Apple, Google, Genentech Want Back in as Defendants on Suit Against SFMTA Shuttle Program (Weekly)
- Oakland Plans to Make Grand Avenue Safer With Road Diet; KTVU Looks for Angry Drivers
- Oakland to Eliminate Need to Press “Beg Buttons” at Some Pedestrian Signals (GJEL)
- Oakland Has 16 Parklets in the Works (East Bay Express)
- KQED Forum Discusses Google’s “Bike Vision” for a Copenhagen-Esque Campus in Mountain View
- Struggling to Cement Your Kids’ Childhood in Car-Dependency? There’s an App for That (Exam)
- San Jose Considers Legalizing Uber and Lyft at SJ Mineta Airport (ABC)
- San Mateo, Caltrans Want $71M and Some Homes, Businesses to Widen Highway 101 Interchange (DJ)
- Marin County Transit Gets $10.4M Boost to Replace a Third of Its Bus Fleet (Marin IJ)
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