Today’s Headlines
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By
Rob Poole
10:15 AM PDT on July 30, 2015
- Huge Turnout for the Wiggle “Stop-In” Demonstration (NBC, ABC, SFGate, KRON, Hoodline)
- SFPD Officials Say They Will Ticket Rolling Stops for Bikes Until Idaho Law is Adopted (SF Examiner)
- Stanley Roberts Bows Out of Stop-In Because His Presence Shut Down the Last Wiggle Demo (Weekly)
- Six Months of Early Night Closures in Muni Subway Begin Tomorrow (SFGate)
- Nevius: Predicted Warriors Arena Traffic is a Drop in the Bucket for the City (SF Chronicle)
- Patxi’s Pizza on 24th Street Applies for Parklet (Noe Valley SF)
- Supes Approve Gas Station Site Purchase for Affordable Housing at 16th and S. Van Ness (Socketsite)
- Mid-Market Development to Bring Sidewalk Extension, Pocket Garden, and Public Plaza (Hoodline)
- Air District Board Approves $20 Million to Fund Caltrain Electrification (SF Appeal, SFBay)
- Man Hit by Caltrain in San Bruno Dies from Injuries (CBS, SF Bay, Mercury News)
- Elderly Woman in Martinez Kills Husband With Car After Mistaking Gas Pedal for Brake (CBS)
- Bicycle Safety Cited By Danville NIMBYs in Case Against Residential Development (Cyclelicious)
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