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Today’s Headlines

Train Operators and Station Agents Union Votes to Reject BART Contract (SF Gate, ABC7) Mercury News Op-Ed Argues California Must Find Long-Term Transit Funding Solution New York Governor Picks Jay Walder to Head NY MTA (NYT, Post, Newsday, NY1) SFMTA Board Votes 4-3 to Secure Catastrophe Insurance Coverage (SF Gate) SF Supes Approve Plan to Install … Continued
  • Train Operators and Station Agents Union Votes to Reject BART Contract (SF Gate, ABC7)
  • Mercury News Op-Ed Argues California Must Find Long-Term Transit Funding Solution
  • New York Governor Picks Jay Walder to Head NY MTA (NYTPost, Newsday, NY1)
  • SFMTA Board Votes 4-3 to Secure Catastrophe Insurance Coverage (SF Gate)
  • SF Supes Approve Plan to Install Parking Meters in Golden Gate Park (SF Examiner)
  • California Has 39 Competitors for High-Speed Rail Funding (CHSRB)
  • SMART Board Favors Heavier Rail Cars (Press Democrat)
  • High-Speed Rail “at Heart of UK Plan’s” to Reduce Carbon Emissions (UK Guardian)
  • Four Development Options Proposed at Site of Former Menlo Park Cadillac Dealership (Merc)
  • Dangerous Stretch of Sir Francis Drake Blvd. Eyed for Improvements (Marin IJ)
  • Butte County Bicyclist Injured in Crash (ChicoEr.com)
  • UK Boy Loses Fight to Bicycle to School (Bike Radar)
  • Vélib Turns Two Today (World Streets via Streetsblog.net)
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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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