Today’s Headlines
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By
Rob Poole
9:48 AM PDT on September 22, 2015
- Man on Bike Hit By Driver, Fracturing Back, at MLK and Crossover Drives in GG Park (Appeal)
- Area Q Residential Parking Permit Zone Now Enforced (Hoodline)
- More on Supervisor Avalos’ Plans to Introduce “Bike Yield Law” Today (SF Examiner)
- Fire Crews Rescue Driver Who Went Over Cliff, Taking Down Power Lines, at Land’s End (CBS)
- Two Cars Hit By Objects, Likely Beer Bottles, on Hwy 280 in SF (NBC)
- “Chariot” Updates Shuttle App With Real-Time Arrival Info and Seat Reservation (Venture Beat)
- Caltrain’s GoPass Employer Program a Large Contributor to Record High Ridership (Biz Times)
- Oakland Gets $4.6M Grant for 20th Street Redesign From Caltrans ATP Program (GJEL)
- Oakland Pays $25,000 in Settlements for Former Mayor Quan’s Car Crash (SFBay)
- Oakland Residents Rally to Oppose Freight Terminal for Coal Shipment (CBS, SFBay, EB Express)
- San Mateo Co. Senator Says Transpo Sales Tax Hike Impossible Without Bill (Daily Journal)
- San Jose’s Lincoln Ave Road Diet Expansion on Wednesday City Council Agenda (Cyclelicious)
- Motorcyclist Dead After Crash With Two Big-Rigs and Car on Hwy 680 in San Ramon (CBS)
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