Today’s Headlines
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By
Rob Poole
1:50 PM PDT on September 23, 2015
- Coverage of Yesterday’s “Bike Yield Law” Press Conference (KTVU, KRON, CBS, ABC, SF Appeal)
- Pagoda Theatre Site Plans Move Forward With Condos, Not Central Subway Station (Hoodline, Exam)
- LGBTQ-Themed Plaza on 12th Street at Harrison Endorsed By Eastern Neighborhoods CAC (Hoodline)
- Activists Still Blaming Tech Shuttles for the Housing Crisis (KRON)
- Area Q Parking Limits to Increase from Two to Four Hours Within Next Six Weeks (Hoodline)
- Tonight: Parklet Movie Night (HL); Haight’s Magnolia Parklet Removed for Utility Work (Hoodline)
- SFBC, CA Legislators Call on Gov. Brown to Sign Bill Banning Bridge Tolls for Pedestrians and Bicyclists
- More on BART’s “Travel Incentives” Pilot Program Planned to Encourage Off-Peak Rides (SF Exam)
- Northbound Caltrain Hits Car in San Mateo (SFGate); SB Caltrain Hits Person at San Antonio (CBS)
- Bus Lanes on El Camino Real Won’t Cause Carmageddon, Audit Concludes (Mercury News, PA Online)
- 80-Year-Old Livermore Driver Confuses Gas With Brake, Drives Into Gym and Kills Woman (ABC, NBC)
- North Bay Counties Consider Spending Up to $1B on Highway 37 to Address Traffic and Flooding (MIJ)
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