Today’s Headlines
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By
Rob Poole
9:05 AM PST on November 10, 2015
- Page Street to Receive New Bike Lanes, First Public Hearing Takes Place Nov. 13 (SF Bike)
- Powell St. BART Station Improvements to Include New Ceiling, Lighting and Stairway (SF Chron)
- Parking at Transit-Rich SoMa Development 5M Reduced by 132 Spaces (Hoodline, SF Chron, SF Exam)
- Speeding and Poor Road Design Cause of Three Recent SF Car Crashes Injuring Peds (SF Exam)
- Mountain View to Review Option for Caltrain Road Crossing Through Downtown by Mid-2016 (GC)
- Bay Area Metering Lights Could be Extended for Mornings and Afternoons (Merc News)
- Palo Alto City Council Requests Hybrid Version of Midtown Bike Project (Palo Alto Online)
- BART Parking Fees to Rise in Four Stations for Six Months Beginning December 17th (TDJ, SF Bay)
- Walnut Creek Driver Runs Through Red Light and Strikes and Kills 56-Year-Old Woman (SF Gate)
- Concord Driver Strikes Two-Year-Old While Backing Out of Parking Spot (CBS)
- 300 San Jose Taxi Drivers on Strike at Airport, Want Same Regulations for Ride-Hailing Drivers (CBS)
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