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Caltrans Warns Drivers About Construction Near Richmond-San Rafael Bridge
On Sunday a quarter-mile stretch of westbound Interstate 580 just east of the toll plaza on the Richmond side was shut down and would remain that way for as long as three months.
Plight Of Farmers In Focus At Congressional High-Speed Rail Meeting In Central Valley
Members of a U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee will hold a special hearing in Madera on Tuesday about the status of the California’s High-Speed Rail project with a focus on rail authority’s purchases of Central Valley farm land.
Muir Beach Access Closing For Summer To Protect Salmon
The parking lot and pedestrian areas of Muir Beach are closing this July as an attempt to protect an endangered species of salmon is made.
Surprise Inspection Of Limos, Shuttles And Buses Conducted At SFO
Operators of limousines, passenger buses and shuttles were randomly pulled aside at San Francisco International Airport in a surprise inspection conducted by the CHP, police and state agencies.
Optimism Running High Ahead Of 49er Super Bowl Presentation
A delegation that included San Francisco 49ers executives, regional business leaders and community advocates was en route Monday to Boston, for Tuesday’s presentation to NFL owners in a bid to land the 2016 Super Bowl.
Petaluma Set To Celebrate 40 Years Of ‘American Graffiti’
Thousands of spectators were expected to attend a three-day event in Petaluma honoring the 40th anniversary of the iconic film, “American Graffiti.”
San Jose City Council Eases Restrictions On Food Trucks
The new ordinance makes it easier for vendors to sell fresh fruit and vegetables.
Contract Negotiations Between BART, Labor Union Set to Begin
Union leaders for the mechanics, station agents and train operators who make up the local Amalgamated Transit Union, are going into the talks seemingly frustrated with the transit agency.
Thousands Of Bay Area Residents Participate In Bike To Work Day
The annual celebration is an example of how commuting by bicycle has gotten easier in the Bay Area.
KCBS Cover Story: Popular SF Homeless Man Injured In Hit-And-Run Heading Home
Les Rowe was critically injured a\in a hit-and-run accident last year and his friends and family have raised enough funds for him to be transported home in a special plane.
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