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Today’s Headlines

President Obama Urges Stimulus Passage Without Republican Support (WaPo) Bay Area Activists Should Urge Pelosi to Rescue the Stimulus Package (Beyond Chron) Newsom Won’t Be Among California Mayors in D.C. to Plead for Stim Money (Merc) Oakland Cyclist Who Was Victim of Hit-n-Run Still in Hospital (CBS5) China Close to Taking Over as the World’s … Continued
  • President Obama Urges Stimulus Passage Without Republican Support (WaPo)
  • Bay Area Activists Should Urge Pelosi to Rescue the Stimulus Package (Beyond Chron)
  • Newsom Won’t Be Among California Mayors in D.C. to Plead for Stim Money (Merc)
  • Oakland Cyclist Who Was Victim of Hit-n-Run Still in Hospital (CBS5)
  • China Close to Taking Over as the World’s Number One Auto Market (NPR)
  • BART Moving Forward With Its Warm Springs Extension (KCBS)
  • Muni Releases Translink Survey (Akit’s Complaint Department)
  • Life Within Walking Distance (Rebuilding Place via Streetsblog Network)
  • Fremont Planning Commission Pick Not Sitting Well With Some (Merc)
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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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