Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog USA
By
Rob Poole
9:55 AM PDT on July 9, 2015
- Aunt Who Left Mi’yana Gregory, 2, in Crosswalk Cleared of Child Endangerment Charges (SF Examiner)
- Motorcyclist Pleads Not Guilty to Veh. Manslaughter for Killing Gregory Ihm, 39, in DUI Crash (Exam)
- More on SFMTA Board’s Approval of Plan to Speed Up Muni’s 28-19th Avenue (SFBay, SF Examiner)
- 27-Cent Credit Card Fee at Parking Meters No Longer Subsidized — CBS & KTVU Find Angry Drivers
- Doyle Drive Shutdown Begins Tonight for Presidio Parkway Opening (KQED, SF Appeal)
- Former SF Uber Driver Who Was Deemed Employee Starts “School” on Ride-Hail Employee Rights (Biz)
- Mission Gas Station at 16th and Van Ness to Become 100% Affordable Housing (Curbed, Mission Local)
- Fire on BART Train Stops Service at Five East Bay Stations (ABC, SFGate); Three Injured (CBS)
- Bay Bridge Traffic Gridlocked By Multi-Car Crash (ABC, CBS, KTVU)
- Drunk Driver Who Killed Couple in Menlo Park in 2013 Sentenced to 30 Years-to-Life (NBC)
- Menlo Park Street Gets Temporary Narrow Bike Lanes and Walkway Before Sidewalk (Almanac)
- Man Struck and Killed by VTA Train in Milipitas Late at Night (CBS)
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