- Ridership is Way Up but Public Transit Agencies Nationwide Face Cutbacks (NYT)
- That Doesn't Seem to Matter to Senators Marking Up the Stimulus Bill (Transbay Blog)
- Stim Funds Would Benefit San Mateo County Projects, Including Caltrain and Samtrans (Merc)
- BART Trains Collide Causing Minor Injuries and Systemwide Delays (SF Gate)
- Widow of BART Safety Inspector Killed by Train in October Still Waiting for Benefits (SF Gate)
- MTA's Nat Ford Being Considered for Job Heading L.A.'s MTA (SF Gate)
- The MTA Board Approves $1.8 Million in Muni Crash Settlements (ABC7)
- SF Supes Okay Resolution Calling for Special June Election (Beyond Chron, Bay City News)
- Sonoma County Supervisors Approve Asphalt Plant Despite Opposition (Press Democrat)
- Sacramento City Council Votes for New Bike and Pedestrian Path Along Sac River (Sac Bee)
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