Today’s Headlines
- Muni Narrows Cause of N-Judah Derailment This Week to Rail Problem (SF Examiner)
- Young Girl Hit by Driver in South San Jose; Vague Details on Crash (BCN via Mercury News)
- MTC Awards $33 Million to Innovative Bay Area Transportation Projects (SF Gate)
- Despite Challenges, Ray LaHood Remains Upbeat in Interview with Sarah Goodyear (Grist)
- Audit Questions Documentation of Projects for Ca. High-Speed Rail Authority (LAT, SM County Times)
- Study: Half-Century of Urban, Freeway Development in Socal Threatening Wildlife (Coco Times)
- “Sit/Lie Posse” No on L Signs Appear on More Bus Stops and Billboards Around the City (City Insider)
- Portland Neighborhood to Get New Bike Corral Designed by Two Artists (Bike Portland)
- Chevron Pours $1 Million into Political Races in Richmond (East Bay Express)
- L.A. MTA Board to Consider Routes for Subway Expansion, Regional Connector (LAT)
- It’s Official: New Jersey Governor Kills ARC (WNYC, NYT, MTR via Streetsblog NY)
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