Today’s Headlines
BART Won’t Face Fare Hikes, Service Cuts (Examiner, CBS, NBC, Oak Trib, KCBS) High Speed Rail Authority to Release Detailed Plans Thursday (SF Gate, NBC, Merc) SFMTA Budget Still Faces Large Hurdles (SF Weekly) More on Departure of SFMTA Safety Chief (SF Weekly, SF Appeal) More Than 300 Crimes on Muni in 3 Months (Examiner) … Continued
By
Matthew Roth
7:34 AM PDT on April 6, 2010
- BART Won’t Face Fare Hikes, Service Cuts (Examiner,
CBS, NBC, Oak Trib, KCBS) - High Speed Rail Authority to Release Detailed Plans Thursday (SF Gate, NBC, Merc)
- SFMTA Budget Still Faces Large Hurdles (SF
Weekly) - More on Departure of SFMTA Safety Chief (SF
Weekly, SF
Appeal) - More Than 300 Crimes on Muni in 3 Months (Examiner)
- Caltrain Passenger Tased on Rowdy Train (ABC)
- North Beach Plaza Still Short on Funds (Examiner)
- Sonoma Tax Group Calls for Audit of SMART Financials (Marin IJ)
- Quantity of Abandoned Cars Dropping in Oakland (Oakbook)
- CA Example for Controlling Emissions Nationally (SF
Weekly, SF Gate) - Survey Shows Americans Want More Mobility Options (Fast Lane)
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