Headlines, February 14
- These San Francisco Streets are Closing this Weekend (SFGate)
- More on Free Muni, Traffic Mess Anticipated for this Weekend (SFStandard)
- Hitachi to Upgrade Muni Signals (RailwayTech)
- Sunnyvale’s Lack of Protected Bike Lanes (SJSpotlight)
- When Transit Makes You Miss the Show (48Hills)
- Castro Station Elevator will be Out (BayAreaReporter)
- Court Case Helps VTA Buy Site for BART Stop (EastBayTimes)
- Lyft Getting into Robocars (SFChron)
- Did Police Have Sirens on in Mission Parklet Crash? (SFChron)
- Driver Who Killed Himself and Two Passengers Was Drunk, Using Cocaine (SFStandard)
- Mayor Looks to Speed Permitting Process (SFChron)
- Charles Barkley Booed for Anti-SF Comments (SFChron)
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