Today’s Headlines
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By
Rob Poole
9:20 AM PDT on July 21, 2015
- Man Suffers Head Trauma After Driver Strikes Him on South Van Ness and 16th (SF Appeal)
- SFPD Park Station Captain Responds to Criticisms on Bicycle Crackdown Plan (SF Examiner)
- Muni to Shut Down Rail Service at 10pm Starting July 31 for Six Months for Upgrade Work (SFBay)
- Woman Killed by Suspects Fleeing in Car Not Included on Police’s Homicide List (SF Examiner)
- Former SFPD Officer Took $25,000 in Bribes to Help Taxi Drivers Pass Exams (CBS, SF Examiner)
- Department of Public Works Looks for Solutions to Keep SF Streets Clean (SF Chronicle)
- State Legislation to Ban Pedestrian and Bike Tolls on GG Bridge Moves Slowly (MIJ)
- 4.0 Magnitude Earthquake Delays BART (SFist)
- Oakland Driver Dead After Crashing Into Object On Telegraph (SFBay)
- Uber Can Get Sued Over Safety Claims (SFGate); UberASSIST Announced for Disabled (ABC)
- CHP, Tow Companies Reach Agreement to Protect Drivers Who Abandoned Cars During Fire (ABC)
- Broken Asphalt Paver Shuts Down Southbound I-680 Lanes in Dublin (NBC, SF Gate)
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