Today’s Headlines
MTC Adopts Transportation 2035 Plan (SF Gate) Muni Could Lose Up to $3.8 Million Because of Street-Sweeping Cutbacks (SF Gate) SF Examiner: “Builders Accuse Pedestrian Safety Program of Shakedowns” Stim Funds Will Restore 50 United Nations Plaza Building (SF Biz Journal) Berkley City Council Delays Vote on Climate Action Plan (SF Gate) Petaluma City Council … Continued
By
Bryan Goebel
9:03 AM PDT on April 23, 2009
- MTC Adopts Transportation 2035 Plan (SF Gate)
- Muni Could Lose Up to $3.8 Million Because of Street-Sweeping Cutbacks (SF Gate)
- SF Examiner: “Builders Accuse Pedestrian Safety Program of Shakedowns”
- Stim Funds Will Restore 50 United Nations Plaza Building (SF Biz Journal)
- Berkley City Council Delays Vote on Climate Action Plan (SF Gate)
- Petaluma City Council Votes Down Kentucky Fried Potholes Offer (Press Democrat)
- GG Bridge Commish Appt. and the Uneasy Relationship Between Labor and Progressives (SFBG)
- Sacramento Railyard Makeover Underway But Financial Questions Remain (Sac Bee)
- New Silicon Valley Bicycle Bridge Opens (Merc)
- Bay Area Toll Authority Approves Bay Bridge Bike Lanes Study (BCN via KRON)
- Montreal Set to Launch North America’s Biggest Bike-Share (Transport Politic via Streetsblog.net)
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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