Today’s Headlines

Muni Conducting Fare Evasion Stings, Claims It’s Yielding “Positive Results” (SF Examiner) BART Threatens Unilateral Contract If Labor Agreement Isn’t Reached by Today (SF Gate, ABC7) Twitter/Caltrain Feed Helps Caltrain Riders “Bypass System By Tweeting Real-Time” Info (Oak Trib) Poll Finds Californians Not As Concerned About Air Pollution But Majority Wants Transit Funding (LAT) Toxic … Continued

By Bryan Goebel

9:14 AM PDT on July 30, 2009

Muni Conducting Fare Evasion Stings, Claims It’s Yielding “Positive Results” (SF Examiner)
BART Threatens Unilateral Contract If Labor Agreement Isn’t Reached by Today (SF Gate, ABC7)
Twitter/Caltrain Feed Helps Caltrain Riders “Bypass System By Tweeting Real-Time” Info (Oak Trib)
Poll Finds Californians Not As Concerned About Air Pollution But Majority Wants Transit Funding (LAT)
Toxic Hunter’s Point Shipyard Will Be Site of U.N. Center to Study Global Warming Solutions (SF Gate)
SF Examiner: “Paving Project Riles Potrero Hill Groups”
State Officials Searching for Corporate Sponsors to Keep State Parks Open (LAT)
Golden Gate Bridge District General Manager Eyeing Old Job in Reno (Marin IJ)
Golden Gate Transit Adds New Bike Racks to Its Fleet (Marin IJ)
The Idaho Stop: Safer for Cyclists (Wash Cycle via Streetsblog.net)
Rohnert Park Opens a New Civic Center Plaza (Press Democrat)

Bryan Goebel

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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