Today’s Headlines
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By
Rob Poole
10:02 AM PDT on September 10, 2015
- SFBC Board Rescinds Change to Bylaws, Allowing Members to Vote in Board Election (SF Examiner)
- Transbay Transit Center Costs Jump $247M (SFGate), Yet Underground Ped Tunnel Unfunded (GJEL)
- SF State Students Get Ready for Muni Service Increases, Route Changes (Golden Gate Express)
- Photo: Parking Enforcement Officer Parked on Geary Sidewalk in Richmond District
- Officials Discuss Ferry Expansion Plans (KQED Forum); GG Ferry Could Operate Tiburon-SF (Marin IJ)
- Many AC Transit Buses Lack Air Conditioning, as Heat Wave Reminds Riders (EB Express, KRON)
- San Leandro Boy, 10, Walking Bike in Crosswalk Seriously Injured By Driver “Blinded By Sun” (ABC)
- 69-Year-Old Man Killed in Alameda Crosswalk Was an Oakland Blues, Jazz Legend (CBS)
- Op-Ed: Oakland’s Development and Parking Policies Stuck in the 20th Century (East Bay Express)
- Retired Berkeley Firefighter: Limit Parking on Narrow Streets for Emergency Access (Berkeleyside)
- As Soon as Paint Dries, Redwood City Drivers Complain About Road Diet on Farm Hill Boulevard (NBC)
- VTA Wants to Widen Hwy 680, Improve Bike Crossings in Milpitas; Public Meeting Tonight (Cyclelicious)
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