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Today’s Headlines

Note: Reporter Matthew Roth and I are in New York City this week for the Livable Streets Initiative party. We'll be posting lightly. However, reporter Susan Vaughan is covering today's MTA meeting to adopt a final budget, and we'll be offering coverage on Twitter. Click here to follow us.
  • MTA Board Set to Vote on Budget Today (KCBS)
  • AC Transit Looks to Cut Service by 15 Percent (Merc
  • More on Peninsula Opposition to High-Speed Rail (SF Examiner)
  • San Francisco’s “10 Greenest Buildings” (SF Gate
  • More Housing Built in SF Last Year Than Any Year Since ’65 (SF Gate)
  • San Mateo Downtown Plan Moving Forward (Merc)
  • Nobody’s Buying New Cars (LA Daily News)
  • LAPD Offers Reward for Info on Christmas Day Hit-and-Run (San Fernando Sun)
  • I-280 Bicycle Bridge Opening Today (Merc)
  • Imagining Kansas City as Walkable and Transit-Oriented (TC Streets via Streetsblog.net)

Note: Reporter Matthew Roth and I are in New York City this week for the Livable Streets Initiative party. We’ll be posting lightly. However, reporter Susan Vaughan is covering today’s MTA meeting to adopt a final budget, and we’ll be offering coverage on Twitter. Click here to follow us.

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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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