Today’s Headlines
Sea lion pup rescued on I-880. Courtesy SF Gate. Chronicle Editorial Calls for BART Union and Mgmt to Strike Deal Examiner Focuses on Traffic Delay Expected From Bike Plan Sea Lion Pup Found on I-880 Near Coliseum (SF Gate) (Examiner) Sacramento Fare Increase Approved (Sac Bee) Caltrans Chief Kempton Resigns (Merc) Insufficient Ridership on Lafayette … Continued
By
Matthew Roth
9:05 AM PDT on June 23, 2009
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Sea lion pup rescued on I-880. Courtesy SF Gate.Chronicle Editorial Calls for BART Union and Mgmt to Strike Deal
- Examiner Focuses on Traffic Delay Expected From Bike Plan
- Sea Lion Pup Found on I-880 Near Coliseum (SF Gate) (Examiner)
- Sacramento Fare Increase Approved (Sac Bee)
- Caltrans Chief Kempton Resigns (Merc)
- Insufficient Ridership on Lafayette Bus (CoCo Times)
- Alamo Teen Saves Life of BART Passenger (CoCo Times)
- Trains Collide in Washington DC, Killing Nine (NY Times)
- Train Cars in Crash Had Been Scheduled for Phaseout, Driver Loved Job (SF Gate) (SF Gate)
- Beautiful Pictures of Long Gone American Train Stations (Infrastructurist)
- Savannah Cops: Ped Injury Justifies Jaywalking Crackdown (Sustain Savannah via Streetsblog.net)
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