Today’s Headlines
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By
Rob Poole
10:25 AM PDT on September 15, 2015
- Two Hit-and-Run Crashes Leave Woman and Man With Severe Injuries Sunday (SFBay, SFist)
- SFBC Endorses Both Christensen and Peskin for D3 Supervisor, No Candidate for Mayor
- North Beach Poet’s Plaza Trial Delayed After a Few Complain They Hadn’t Heard of It (Hoodline)
- Noe Valley Town Square to Be Fully Funded With $450K Grant From SF Parks Alliance (Socketsite)
- Critical Mass Rider Pleads Not Guilty to Four Felony Charges (SF Examiner)
- “Leap” Files For Bankruptcy, Auctions Off Buses (SF Examiner)
- Caltrain, SamTrans Hold Public Meetings on Fare Equity Issues (Green Caltrain)
- Caltrain Sees Minor Delays After Northbound Train Hits Unoccupied Vehicle (SFBay)
- San Jose to Hold Community Meeting Tonight About Diridon Station Plans (Green Caltrain)
- Cupertino Slow to Make Streets Safer After 15-Year-Old Bicyclist Killed by Big Rig Driver (KQED)
- Levi’s Stadium Traffic So Bad During Game Day, Tech Companies Let Workers Leave Early (NBC)
- Mercury Roadshow Reader Seriously Suggests Closing GG Bridge to People Instead of Suicide Net
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