Today’s Headlines
BART Contract Talks Moving Slowly (SF Gate) Oakland Port to Raise $70M for Airport Connector (Oak Trib) SF Parking Meter Hours May Be Extended, New Meters in GG Park (Examiner) New Cable Car to Hit the Streets in SF Today (SF Gate) Relatives of Cyclists Killed by Sherriff’s Deputy Upset with Light Sentence (CoCo Times) … Continued
By
Matthew Roth
9:00 AM PDT on June 22, 2009
- BART Contract Talks Moving Slowly (SF Gate)
- Oakland Port to Raise $70M for Airport Connector (Oak Trib)
- SF Parking Meter Hours May Be Extended, New Meters in GG Park (Examiner)
- New Cable Car to Hit the Streets in SF Today (SF Gate)
- Relatives of Cyclists Killed by Sherriff’s Deputy Upset with Light Sentence (CoCo Times) (SF Gate)
- El Camino Real From Daly City to San Jose Could Get a Major Overhaul (Merc)
- Joe Montana Partner in Hayward BART Transit Village Investigated for Shady Past (SF Gate)
- Sacramento May Raise Bus Fare to $2.50, Highest for Local Fare in State (Sac Bee)
- San Rafael Gets Road Safety Improvements (Marin IJ)
- Spate of Road Deaths in San Jose Over Weekend (Merc)
- Bay Area Buys Most “Green” Cars of Any Region in Nation (SF Gate)
- “Roadshow” Debates the Merits of Various Hybrid Car Models (Merc)
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