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Today's Headlines
Today’s Headlines
By
Matthew Roth
7:56 AM PDT on March 18, 2010
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Reaction to Schwarzenegger Transit Funding Snub (
NBC
,
Examiner
,
N-Judah
)
SF Disability Placard Parking Sting Yields Increase in Citations for Cheats (
Examiner
)
New
Mojo Cafe
"
Parklet
" Will Get Official Newsome Announcement Today (
Bike NOPA
)
Muni Trackwork This Weekend to Create Delays (
Examiner
)
This Friday's SJ Bike Party Will Memorialize
Los Gatos Cyclist
Killed on Sidewalk
(
Merc
)
Union City Pedestrian Killed in Front of House (
CoCo Times
,
CBS
)
SMART Sets Guidelines for Rail Cars (
Press Dem
)
But SMART Officials Propose Raiding Bike/Ped Funds to Fill Funding Gap (
Marin IJ
)
More on Oakland Council Disabled Parking Placard Crackdown Delay (
Oak Trib
)
Oakland Airport Terminal Certified "Green" (
CBS
)
Roadshow
Readers Defend
Illegal Practice of Texting While Stopped at Red Light
Vallejo Driver Arrested for Allowing Two Teens to Ride on Roof of Car (
CoCo Times
)
Drive By
Texas Oil Companies
to Repeal CA's Greenhouse Gas Law Underway (
Coco Times
)
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