Today’s Headlines
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By
Rob Poole
9:29 AM PDT on June 30, 2015
- UCSF Nurses Union Blasts Warriors Arena Traffic Plan, is Not Familiar With Plan (NBC, SFGate, Exam)
- Port Opens Applications for Waterfront Advisory Group on Transportation, Vision Zero (Hoodline)
- Muni Monthly Pass Fares to Rise Tomorrow (SF Examiner)
- Motorcyclist Crashes on Van Ness Avenue, Suffers Head Injuries (SF Appeal)
- Scoot Networks Tests Tiny Electric Car to Add to Its Fleet (Hoodline)
- SPUR Rounds Up Solutions for a More Efficient Commute Between SF and the East Bay
- SF Magazine: BART Board Members Offered “Surreal” Reasons for Keeping Station Bathrooms Closed
- Despite On-Board Capacity Crunch, Caltrain May Leave Off-Board Bike Parking Underfunded (GC)
- GG Bridge District to Raise Toll By 25 Cents Tomorrow; Woman: “We Are At Their Mercy” (Marin IJ)
- The Greater Marin: Will North Bay Cities Ever Take Action to Fix Deadly Streets?
- Man Rear-Ends Driver on I-880 in Milpitas, Killed By Passing Driver After Exiting Car (SFGate, NBC)
- Pleasanton Preps to Stave Off July 4th Traffic and Parking Crunch (Inside Bay Area)
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