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  • SFPD’s Captain Sanford Bonds With Bike Advocates on a Ride Through Park District (ABC)
  • Report: For Every $1 SF Invests in Muni, City Economy Gets $2 to $3 in Return (SF Examiner)
  • Muni Looks to Ditch Tear-Off Paper Transfers in Favor of Real-Time Printing Fareboxes (SFBay)
  • SFMTA’s Progress on Sustainable Transportation: Now an Interactive Webpage (SF Appeal)
  • More on Upper Market’s Safety Upgrades (SFBay), Approval of Second Street Redesign (Hoodline)
  • Planning Dept Wants Market & Franklin Development to Have Less Parking, Better Public Space (Socket)
  • City Hall Enforces All Laws! Except When Drivers Illegally Park Under Its Nose (GJEL)
  • Driver Fleeing CHP Crashes Into Fire Hydrant on Market, Runs and Slips on Water (CBS)
  • Water Emergency Transportation Authority Answers Calls for More Ferry Service (SF Business Times)
  • BART Answers Calls for New Elevator Floors (SFBay)
  • Caltrans to Upgrade Bay Bridge Metering Lights to Actually Respond to Traffic Conditions (Mercury News)
  • In San Francisco, Some Bike Racks Are Also Swings (Hoodline)

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