Today’s Headlines
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By
Rob Poole
9:43 AM PDT on July 16, 2015
- Muni to Launch E-Embarcadero Streetcar Service on August 1 (SF Examiner)
- SFPD Park Station Plans to Educate Bicycle Riders for 20 Days, Then Crack Down (Hoodline)
- SFMTA Ramps Up “Box-Blocking” Tickets in Rincon Hill in June; More on Muni Bus Proposals (Hoodline)
- SFMTA Proposes Daylighting at 13 Intersections on Lombard Street in the Marina (SF Examiner)
- More on Noe Valley’s 24th Street Bulb-Outs and Crosswalk Upgrades (SF Appeal)
- Luxury Italian Car Dealer Will Not Open Showroom on Valencia Street (Modern Luxury)
- Drivers Speed on Presidio Parkway (PBB); Bay Bridge Fires Likely Caused by Road Flares (ABC, CBS)
- AC Transit to Buy Double Decker Buses for Transbay Routes (SFGate)
- East Oakland Residents Paint “Fix Me” Next to Potholes (CBS)
- Oakland Councilmember Kaplan: Coliseum Should Be Re-Developed to Maximize BART Use (SFGate)
- UC Berkeley Bike Theft Down 45 Percent After Police Amp Up Efforts With Bait Bikes (NBC)
- Sausalito Resident Wants “Tourism Impact Plan” Ballot Measure to Deal With Rental Bikes (MIJ)
- Uber Fined $7.3 Million by CPUC for Failure to Report Data (48 Hills, CBS, KQED)
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