- CO2 Emissions Declined By 2.8 Percent in 2008; Higher Gas Prices Cited (SF Gate)
- Environmental Groups Fight Chevron Refinery Expansion in Richmond (ABC7)
- Pedestrian Killed on Highway 101 in Santa Rosa (Press Democrat)
- Toronto Prioritizes Peds Even as Drivers Continue to Buy Cars (Toronto Sun via Planetizen)
- Can Stop Signs Calm Traffic? (Newtown Streets via Streetsblog.net)
- California Among Top Four States with the Worst U.S. Drivers (ABC News)
- Planning Commission Set to Vote on Plan to Revive Balboa Park Area (SF Gate)
- Charter Amendment Introduced to Reduce Pay for Muni Drivers (SF Examiner)
- SMART Rail Project Facing $155 Million Deficit (Marin IJ)
- VTA Experiments with Solar Power (Merc)
- Largest U.S. Bicycle Share Program Could Happen in Minneapolis (Daily Planet)
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