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Today’s Headlines

BART Shooting Investigation Troubled From the Beginning (SF Gate) AC Transit Considers Raising Fares by 25 Cents (SF Gate, Coco Times) SF Mayor’s Train Box Statement Draws Concern from AC Transit President (SF Gate) Tesla Motors Dumps Plan to Build Auto Plant in San Jose (Merc) Envisioning a Future Interstate Rail Network (The Transport Politic … Continued
  • BART Shooting Investigation Troubled From the Beginning (SF Gate)
  • AC Transit Considers Raising Fares by 25 Cents (SF Gate, Coco Times)
  • SF Mayor’s Train Box Statement Draws Concern from AC Transit President (SF Gate)
  • Tesla Motors Dumps Plan to Build Auto Plant in San Jose (Merc)
  • Envisioning a Future Interstate Rail Network (The Transport Politic via Streetsblog Network)
  • Countering the Peninsula NIMBY Opposition to High Speed Rail (CHSRB)
  • The N-Judah’s Wild Wednesday (N-Judah Chronicles)
  • Progress on Portland’s First Locally Produced Streetcar (Portland Transport)
  • High School Students Create New Walking Tour of SF (ABC7)
  • Sac Bee: “The Fixie Is In”
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Bryan Goebel is a reporter at KQED Public Radio in San Francisco. A veteran journalist and writer, he helped launch Streetsblog SF in 2009 and served as editor for three years. He lives car-free in the Castro District.

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