Today’s Headlines
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By
Rob Poole
9:37 AM PDT on July 23, 2015
- SF Rec and Parks to Hold Meeting on Panhandle Path Improvements (SFBC)
- Even on Weekdays, Churches Want Exemption From Parking Time Limits in RPP Area Q (Hoodline)
- More on the Transportation Sustainability Fee for Developers (Business Times)
- “Lyft Line” Riders Attacked by Two Men Sharing Their Ride (CBS)
- SF’s Ride-Hail Drivers Earn Most in U.S., More Likely to “Double Dip” (SF Examiner)
- More on Muni Metro’s Early Night Shut Downs Starting July 31 (SFGate)
- In Oakland’s Temescal, Where Merchants Blocked Bike Lanes, Most Shop Sans Car (GJEL)
- AC Transit Wants Rider Feedback on Proposed Service Expansion (ABC)
- Driver Hits CHP Officer Investigating Crash Scene on Highway 580 in Richmond (ABC, SF Bay)
- Santa Clara County Transportation Ballot Measure Polls Well for 2016 (Green Caltrain)
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